THE PREMIER MAGAZINE OF ITALIAN-AMERICAN CULTURE
Fire And Fog, By Jim Toland
Follow young Jackie — torn from tranquil suburban life and tossed into an urban ring of fire where he learns to survive without compromise. Fire And Fog is a must-read if you lived the times or wished you had.
On sale now, $19.95, at www.amazon.com www.barnesandnoble.com www.target.com and at bookstores near you — including historic City Lights Books in North Beach.
Con Amore, By Janice Mancuso
Janine Fiori has many passions, and an invitation to a beautifully refurbished Inn to attend a weeklong seminar combines three of them – food, Italy, and sexy Italian men. During the week, personalities blend and clash, and relationships develop and dissolve in the spectacular oceanfront kitchen and its East End surroundings.
Con Amore is available at www.jtmancuso.com www.Amazon.com and www.buybooksontheweb.com
Italians in the Santa Clara Valley, By Frederick W. Marrazzo
Two hundred photos fill the pages of Italians in the Santa Clara Valley. Author Frederick W. Marrazzo documents, through vintage imagery, the history and impact of Italians in the valley.
$19.99 Available through area bookstores, independent retailers, online bookstores, or through Arcadia Publishing, at www.arcadiapublishing.com
The Dowry, By Lorraine Macchello
A memoir about her life with her immigrant parents that manages to convey both a novelistic sense of affection for the characters she describes, while at the same time portraying the times and places they lived in as they really were, without embellishment. Read the full review on page 45 in the printed issue.
To purchase, send $13 directly to author at P.O. Box 124, Menlo Park, CA 94026. lmacchello@gmail.com
Flavors From A Calabrese Kitchen, By Ken Borelli
218 Pages of Culinary Heritage! Try some of Southern Italy’s best old time home fare. 7th Edition. A must have for your collection. $14.00 Includes S&H Send check to: Ken Borelli, PO Box 3579, San Jose, CA 95156 or kjosephb@aol.com
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Beyond The Tether, By Bruno G. Botti
Beyond the Tether tells the story of a Siberian Husky named Tasha, characteristically an Alpha, sublimating those instincts in conceding to the strong leadership of George Staves, whom she entrusts as her new provider until her approaching death. Staves, frantic to extend her biological clock’s windings; finding conventional and advanced veterinarian medicine unfulfilling, in desperation seeks out an accommodation with the incorporeal.
The book can be purchased nationwide through, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Joseph Beth bookstores as well as www.amazon.com, www.beyondthetether.com on the internet
The Passionate Olive, By Carol Firenze
If all you’re doing with olive oil is cooking, you’re missing out on at least 100 other uses. The Passionate Olive – 101 Things to do with Olive Oil shows you how to use your extra virgin around la casa (the home) to clean, polish and preserve; in la cucina (the kitchen) to drizzle, marinate, sauté, and bake; in il bagno (the bathroom) for your skin, hair and hands; and in la camera da letto (the bedroom)... well, use your imagination!
Bookstores or www.the passionateolilve.com
La Nostra Costa (Our Coast) By Ivano Franco Comelli
The author’s story begins in Nimis, a small agricultural village in the north eastern region of Italy known as Friuli. The year was 1923. Benito Mussolini and his black-shirted Fascists had just seized power. The author’s father, Gervasio Comelli, had a choice to make; either re-enlist in the Army or come to America. He chose the latter. Knowing of other immigrants who had chosen the rugged north coast of Santa Cruz County as their new home, Gervasio decided to do the same. Situated a few miles south of San Francisco, Gervasio found work there on the local ranches. The Italians called them rancios and the ranchers were known as ranceri. The coast was referred to as la costa.
La Nostra Costa (Our Coast) is available on line at the following websites: www.amazon.com, www.authorhouse.com, www.barnesandnobel.com, www.borderstores.com, www.forbesbookclub.com, www.target.com, www.yahoo.com.
La Nostra Costa can also be ordered through your favorite book store.
Visit: www.nostra-costa.blogspot.co
Gridiron Gladiators, By Fausto Batella
Italian Americans in College, Semipro & Pro Football: Vol. I
From 1920 to 1949, hundreds of Italian-Americans athletes played college, semipro and pro football. Ten athletes who were born in Italy and emigrated to America. Mr. Batella's informative book is a tribute to two generations of Italian Americans who left their mark as football players. The book provides 473 individual profiles complete with statistics of these athletes.
The book is available through www.amazon.com, www.alibris.com, www.bn.com, www.booksamillion.com, and many others. In addition to availability through internet is also distributed through the two leading book wholesalers in the United States: Ingram and Baker & Taylor, for order at thousands of bookstores www.campidicarta.it
Midnight in Rome, By Michael Gyulai
The true story of the author’s transition from UCLA graduate to illegal employee in after-hours Rome. Over two years later, he returned to California as a fluent Italian speaker who had bartended at some of the most exclusive nightclubs across the Eternal City.
Midnight in Rome is available at select Bay Area bookstores and online www.amazon.com,
www.barnesandnoble.com.
Italians of the Gold Country,
By Carolyn Fregulia
Historian Carolyn Fregulia, herself a descendant of Italian pioneers whose family has inhabited the Gold Country for generations, has captured the essence of the Italian experience in these pages, filled with over 200 vintage photographs from local collections, revealing the lives of these early settlers.
The book can be purchased through www.ArcadiaPublishing.com.
Sicilian Secrets, By Al Bonanno
With humor, passion and a deep sense of love for his Sicilian heritage, Al Bonanno dishes up more than sixty basic and rare Sicilian meals. Over forty color photos bring the aroma directly to your table. All the methods and tricks are
described in great detail.
Send check or money order for $19.95 (Includes S&H), to Al Bonanno, P.O. Box 8756 Pittsburg CA, 94565 or at City Lights Bookstore.
The Heart of North Beach
By Gianrico Claudio Pierucci
The history of the San Francisco Italian Athletic Club began decades before the Club was formed, when the first Italians settled in San Francisco and the Golden State. From the first bona fide Italian resident in San Francisco, to today’s celebration of the Club’s 90th Anniversary, Pierucci chronicles the full history of the Heart of North Beach. For more go to www.sfiac.org.
Mythology, by David Cuccia & Malcolm Deeley
When Italy was the center of the civilized world, they adopted the myths of the classical Greeks into their own culture and lives. They thrilled to wondrous tales of passion, intrigue, forbidden love, and most of all...betrayal! Was there a Greek equivalent to the story of Moses and the ark? What could happen to you if you spied a goddess bathing, deep in the woods? The answers may surprise you!
Brilliant scenes of these ancient passions play out in Mythology, a new book from second generation Sicilian-American artist David Cuccia and award-winning writer-poet-publisher, Malcolm Deeley. This 32 page book of adventure will be available by late November, and can be pre-ordered/purchased online at www.cucciacreative.com, or www.gromagonpress.com.
Coffee with Nonna & More Coffee with Nonna, By Vincent Iezzi
During World War II, young Vincent Iezzi was at home with his grandmother in their Philadelphia neighborhood. Because of the war effort, most of the mothers, sisters, and aunts were working in the factories, while most of the fathers, brothers and uncles were off at war.
Pull up a chair... you can almost smell the coffee. It is available through www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and bookstores.
“...2 books every Italian should read...” - TAU Magazine
“...two books of love, family, respect and memories...” - IAWA Press
“...books give being Italian a whole new meaning..” - PRIMO Magazine
The Winds of Time, By Rich DiSilvio
From ancient Rome to modern America, this groundbreaking work analyzes the Titans who shaped Western civilization. Amid this sweeping story, the author emphasizes the extreme importance of men like Caesar, Augustus, Constantine and other Romans, as well as the plethora of Italian Renaissance masters. Hailed as “thought-provoking” and “extraordinary.”
Available at http://www.thewindsoftime.com, Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
Sicily: Culinary Crossroads by Giuseppe Coria
Translated by Gaetano Cipolla, Ph.D.
Coria, a giant of Sicilian food writing, provides this wonderful collection of the island’s most important and treasured recipes. Read his 155 recipes and stories, explore Sicily’s language and the sources of folk traditions, enjoy extraordinary flavors, colors, aromas, and textures of Sicily’s robust regional cuisine, first courses to liqueurs.
www.oronzoeditions.com or 212-736-9194 $24.95
Growing Up Italian: Grandfather’s Fig Tree and Other Stories by Ed Iannuccilli.
Remember a simpler time, when your house was filled with the aroma of Italian bread and grandma’s “gravy”? When Christmas Eve was La Vigilia? Grandpa’s homemade wine? The older folks playing La Morra under the grape arbor? You’ll love the nostalgic journey offered by the new book Growing Up Italian: Grandfather’s Fig Tree and Other Stories, a collection of charming stories covering all the wonders, joys, fears, anticipations and mysteries of childhood in an Italo-American family.
For more information, call New River Press/Barking Cat Books at
(401) 765-4948 or visit www.barkingcatbooks.com.
Tony and the Pizza Champions
Is based on the true story of Tony Gemignani, Nine- Time world pizza champion, and his talented team's travels to Italy to compete in an international competition. Pizza lovers of all ages get an inside look into the acrobatic art of pizza tossing, and to see the many diverse ways that the much-loved food can be enjoyed here and abroad. Also included is Tony's world famous pizza recipe and step-by-step dough-tossing instructions for those who want to get into the act. Team members Joe Carlucci, Siler Chapman, Michael Shepherd, Sean Brauser, and Ken Bryant are all featured in the book
Order your copy at chroniclebooks.com/pizzachamps or amazon.com
Who’d Real, What Matters
Jealousy, Bullying, Greed. These are issues that everyone deals with in their everyday lives. Combatting them can be a harrowing spiritual experience. Author Pat Cavaliere will take you on a spiri tual journey that is both straightforward and effective addressing these problems through five basic principles. Allowing the average person to seperate spirit from ego thereby bringing peace and fullfillment to ones life. Who's Real, What Matters enlightens your soul towards spiritual awareness and ultimately genuine happiness.
Order your copy at www.amazon.com or www.tatepublishing.com
