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Reflecting the couples thirty-year love affair with Venice, a series of travel essays pays homage to Italys City of Water, its people, popular local eateries, landscapes, canals, and more, and is accompanied by a novella that describes a young mans brief love affair with an older woman, whose abandonment leads to a lasting love for Venice itself.
Reflecting the couples thirty-year love affair with Venice, a series of travel essays pays homage to Italys City of Water, its people, popular local eateries, landscapes, canals, and more, and is accompanied by a novella that describes a young mans brief love affair with an older woman, whose abandonment leads to a lasting love for Venice itself.
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Homes and haunts, Description and travel, Fiction, Homes, Travel, Authors, Venice (italy), description and travel, Restaurants, italyPeople
Louis Begley, Anka MuhlsteinPlaces
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Venice for lovers
2008, Grove Press, Distributed by Publishers Group West
in English
0802118755 9780802118752
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A novella and a personal essay about Venice.
Translation of: Venedig unter vier Augen.
English ed. originally published: London : Haus Publishing Limited, 2005.
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