Comments on: Italy 2 http://robinhobb.com/2010/06/italy-2/ International Best Selling Author Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:28:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Marco Maranta http://robinhobb.com/2010/06/italy-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1305 Marco Maranta Tue, 22 Jun 2010 12:20:51 +0000 http://robinhobb.com/?p=590#comment-1305 Ms Hobb, I'm really glad you had a nice journey here in Italy. I'm from Brescia, but work in Rome and I have to tell that this time destiny has been a bit derisory. I was in my hometown last friday and some friends of mine, who attended your speech, told me you left Brescia a couple of day before. Now I'm Rome and I've just found that you journeyd back to your home just when I was travelling to Rome...baaad luck. I'm sorry I hadn't at least the chance to take part to your conference or talk to you personally, but I hope you enjoyed Brescia. In your books I found a lot of description of castles and medieval hamlets and I think it's a pity you didn't visit Brescia's castle (it was 10-15 minutes on foot from the old and new cathedral), because you could have enjoyed a good sight of Brescia and all the mountains around it (other than the fact that the castle is really well kept!). Let's hope you'll come back here in Italy some day :grin: Marco Ms Hobb, I’m really glad you had a nice journey here in Italy.

I’m from Brescia, but work in Rome and I have to tell that this time destiny has been a bit derisory. I was in my hometown last friday and some friends of mine, who attended your speech, told me you left Brescia a couple of day before. Now I’m Rome and I’ve just found that you journeyd back to your home just when I was travelling to Rome…baaad luck.

I’m sorry I hadn’t at least the chance to take part to your conference or talk to you personally, but I hope you enjoyed Brescia. In your books I found a lot of description of castles and medieval hamlets and I think it’s a pity you didn’t visit Brescia’s castle (it was 10-15 minutes on foot from the old and new cathedral), because you could have enjoyed a good sight of Brescia and all the mountains around it (other than the fact that the castle is really well kept!).

Let’s hope you’ll come back here in Italy some day :grin:

Marco

]]> By: Vidar Wagner http://robinhobb.com/2010/06/italy-2/comment-page-1/#comment-1292 Vidar Wagner Fri, 18 Jun 2010 04:20:37 +0000 http://robinhobb.com/?p=590#comment-1292 Ms. Hobb: Your Italian book tour sounds delicious and well deserved, of course. My peoples' ancestral village in Italy is Moneglia, along what is called the Italian Riviera, just a few kilometers south of Genoa. My grandfather and grandmother were born in the hills right above there (i.e. Moneglia). This is where I visited, and stayed for about 18 days, in 1985. The experience was unparalleled. I hope your's will remain in your memory as mine does. Often, you think you might go back, but foul fate steps in. VW :grin: Ms. Hobb:
Your Italian book tour sounds delicious and well deserved, of course. My peoples’ ancestral village in Italy is Moneglia, along what is called the Italian Riviera, just a few kilometers south of Genoa. My grandfather and grandmother were born in the hills right above there (i.e. Moneglia).
This is where I visited, and stayed for about 18 days, in 1985. The experience was unparalleled. I hope your’s will remain in your memory as mine does. Often, you think you might go back, but foul fate steps in.
VW :grin:

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