Change is here. But first! Before we get into it, I want to thank each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart for supporting Surviving In Italy for these past ten years, for buying my book,…
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You know that you’re making some questionable choices when you’re unphased at a dance club on a Thursday night when a young man lifts his shirt (displaying a tattoo on his stomach that says “Lizard”) to pull a gun out…
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Often, we think that ambitious people have it all together, and their drive for excellence propels them forward. And by “we,” I mean western culture and, more specifically, American culture, but I happen to know that it’s not true at…
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We’re all trapped in quarantine-land and feeling a little, uhm, antsy? Now is the perfect time to get Naked and Lusty. WOO-HA! And that’s why me and fellow author, Jasmine, are going to do a virtual reading of our books, Naked…
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Recently, Francesco and I took our little Leone on a maiden voyage to see his Italian family near Naples. Since we’re currently living in Salt Lake City (hail the home of the sister wives!) it was a long, long, trip…
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Hello yall! So most of you already know that over the past few years I’ve been working on a book and I finally finished and now the hardcover and ebook of Naked (in Italy) is available for pre-order on Amazon…
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When a lot of people think Italy, they think romance. The country often brings images to mind of canoodling in cobblestone streets or falling in love with a passionate local. But in my opinion, Italy is one of the best…
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At twenty-seven years old, M. E. Evans had just graduated from college, twice, and still had no idea what to do with her life besides frequent strip clubs and fantasize about being a woman known for a sort of vague, unnamed success. But when her plans to become a better version of herself are derailed by the devastating loss of her brother, she moves to Italy no longer for personal growth but for self-preservation. While abroad, she finds herself with an Italian man with majestic chest hair and an impossible to win-over family.
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So my in-laws recently stayed with us for a month to hang out with my little. A month is a long, long, long time to have any kind of house guest but it’s an eternity when said houseguests are a…
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I’ve been gone, for like a really long time. WHY? Well, I had a baby! Yes, apparently they’ll let just anyone do that now. Everyone, meet the coolest infant on this side of the sun: Leone. Fresh from the womb,…
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