Each year of their 30-year marriage, Louis Begley, the
award-winning author of Wartime Lies, and his wife Anka Muhlstein
have spent long, enjoyable months in Venice. They write and live
there and over the decades La Serenissima has become their second
home. The owners of their favourite restaurants have become their
friends and they share the lives of the locals, far off the
welltrodden tourist track. Begley tells the story of how he fell in
love with and in Venice, though as he makes clear when writing on
Venice's pivitol role in world literature, he was not the only one
- Henry James, Marcel Proust and Thomas Mann are only three of his
most illustrious predecessors.
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