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Jeanne Bonner

Jeanne Bonner is a writer, editor and literary translator. She often teaches Italian to undergrads in Connecticut. She was a 2022 NEA Literature Fellow in Translation, who is translating the short stories of Edith Bruck, a transnational Italian author who survived the Holocaust. Her essays and reporting have been published by The New York Times, CNN, the Boston Globe and NPR. She blogs about her favorite Italian pastry – the ciambellina – and other passions at https://ciambellina.blogspot.com.

Visiting Montreal for the Italian, Chinese, Portuguese — and but of Course — French Culture

There are many things that will call me back to Montreal — the bakeries, the historic buildings, the bike routes, the subway stops announced only in French
November 3, 2023

Notes From My Paddleboard

Paddleboarding has become a way for me to experience a destination intimately, even places I've been visiting for years
July 13, 2023

Stepping Stones Reveal a Path into Italy's Dark History

Markers in cities including Rome and Milan commemorate victims of the Nazi-Fascist forces
May 17, 2023
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