"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
Today’s story on the Patreon is another Japanese ghost tale: the heartbreaking story of a cherry tree that blooms under the snow.
Today’s story costs a coffee (and it will give you access to all stories throughout the month), but some of them will be free-to-read, so keep an eye out.
Last month, a discussion circulated on LinkedIn, sparked by an imaginary dialogue between a RUP — the person responsible for the procurement procedure in Italian public contracts, roughly equivalent to a project owner’s representative — and a lawyer, published in an article on BIM and
It’s my first time reading anything by Chekhov, and it might also be my last. I’m clearly not smart enough for this. Both “The Lady with the Little Dog” and “The House with the Mezzanine” are stories of unfulfilled or wrongly-fulfilled love, and so is
These days at Palazzo Reale, there’s a tailored exhibition of paintings by Paolo Troilo. It lasts until September 13th and it’s hosted in the so-called Princes Apartments, a wing rich with the layered history of Palazzo Reale and, by association, of Milan itself. Paolo Troilo
Last month, a discussion circulated on LinkedIn, sparked by an imaginary dialogue between a RUP — the person responsible for the procurement procedure in Italian public contracts, roughly equivalent to a project owner’s representative — and a lawyer, published in an article on BIM and
It’s my first time reading anything by Chekhov, and it might also be my last. I’m clearly not smart enough for this. Both “The Lady with the Little Dog” and “The House with the Mezzanine” are stories of unfulfilled or wrongly-fulfilled love, and so is
These days at Palazzo Reale, there’s a tailored exhibition of paintings by Paolo Troilo. It lasts until September 13th and it’s hosted in the so-called Princes Apartments, a wing rich with the layered history of Palazzo Reale and, by association, of Milan itself. Paolo Troilo
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