Books, academic papers, and other stuff that have been instrumental in the creation of the content you find on this blog.
Think of this page as your personal library annex, where you can find all the cool readings that help me spin the tales of Italian history. Feel free to explore the links and references provided.
They are here to enhance your learning experience and to offer a more in-depth perspective on the historical and cultural discussions presented in my blog entries.
Whether they come from my library, my eBook reader, or the “pile of shame” on my nightstand, here you’ll find all the books I’ve used to tell my stories and write my posts.
When you come across a book that piques your interest, you’ll find an Amazon link to make it yours.
And here’s the best part: if you purchase through these links, you’ll be helping to fund this project.
Every little bit helps to keep our history alive!
Dive into the scholarly side of Italian history with this collection of academic papers that have influenced my studies.
Here, you’ll find research articles, journal papers, and essays that offer a deep dive into various historical topics. Each link will take you directly to the paper or its abstract, so you can explore the fascinating details behind the history.
If you’re looking to get serious about Italian history, this is the place to start
This section is a bit of a catch-all for those odd bits and bobs that don’t quite fit anywhere else.
Here, you’ll find everything from historical maps and quirky artifacts to engaging documentaries and multimedia resources.
Check back often, as this treasure trove evolves with new discoveries and intriguing additions.
I take great care in curating this list, but I’m only human, and mistakes can happen. If you notice something amiss or if a resource seems to be missing, please let me know. Together, we can ensure this list is as accurate and comprehensive as possible. Remember, Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is this website! If you stumble upon any issues or something isn’t quite right, reach out to me.
Your feedback is invaluable in perfecting this resource for all of us.
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