We all loved
each other so much

Date posted: 26th May 2013

We All Loved Each Other So Much (C’eravamo tanto amati) is treasured by Italians as one of the finest examples of the commedia all’Italiana era of Italian cinema.

by Hugo Mc Cafferty
We all loved Each Other So Much directed by Ettore Scola, is a moving and funny exploration of life during and after WWII in Italy when young idealism meets the harsh realities of life and love lost becomes the lament of a failed life. Starring Stefania Sandrelli, Nino Manfredi, and Vittorio Gassman.
Moby Dick by Herman Melville is considered one of the best book ever written. A thrilling adventure story set in the nineteenth century whaling industry the book follows the story of Ishmael a young Manhattan native who boards a whaling ship captained by the monomaniacal Captain Ahab who is obsessed with avenging the loss of his leg to the ferocious white Sperm whale Moby Dick.

Why you should read it: Moby Dick

by Hugo Mc Cafferty

Herman Melville’s tale of 19th century whaling is not only a riveting adventure story, it is a moral commentary on human nature; revenge and obsession, and an almost overwhelmingly well-crafted work of literature.

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Dan Brown Inferno Bad Book Reviews

Dan Brown’s new book: An Infernal Mess

by Valentina Zannoni

I collated the best worst reviews of Dan Brown’s latest tome Inferno. Irrespective of his prose, metaphors, characters and plot lines we must prepare ourselves for another undeserving best-seller.

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Quote of the day
“ Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another. ”
- Madonna
Here are 5 must see locations of Florence mentioned in Dan Brown’s new book Inferno, including sights, history and detailed walkthrough.

Find the Inferno Of Dan Brown in Florence

by Ben Taylor

Dan Brown is back with his new book Inferno. Want to get an insiders look at the locations mentioned? Well, fan or not, here is a guide to what you need to know, focusing on Florence, Italy.

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