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By May 26, 2010
Travel

Ancient Marvel

I’d never paid much attention to Trajan’s Market, a great, semicircular complex of ruins near the Colosseum in Rome (near...
By Sep 18, 2008
Travel

Sardinia From the Inside

When D. H. Lawrence visited Sardinia in 1921, he remarked, “There is nothing to see.…” On my own first visit...
By Sep 18, 2008
Style + Home

Sardinia’s Liveliest Pecorino

Find out why the prized pecorino called casu marzu, "rotten cheese", is banned by Italian health laws and European Union...
By Apr 17, 2007
Travel

Hearts of Syria

Warnings to travelers about to visit Syria, I learned when I started planning a trip there, are plentiful—everything from caveats...
By Jul 17, 2001
Style + Home

Foods of Faith

The date made famous by Columbus’s voyage to America, 1492, resonated with infamy for Spanish Jews and Muslims. For nearly...
By Jan 23, 2001
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Mr. Joie de Vivre

The expression joie de vivre might have been invented for my dad. Harold Wright served in World War II, married,...
By Mar 1, 1997
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The Heart of the Syrian Artichoke

Clifford Wright explores the vegetable beloved in Aleppo and beyond