Anthony Buccino's collection about growing up Italian American in New Jersey and discovering the roots of his ancestors.
Read about the old neighborhood where the bianca lina man sold bleach to make the white linens; and the young boy growing up in the house his grandfather built, and living upstairs from his scary grandma who spoke no English.
This American boy discovers the land his ancestors left to make a better life for his generation. The pigeons that follow him throughout Italy provide the connection to his father - who raised homers - who didn't speak English until he started school - the rich heritage of the old country, and the enormous sacrifice of his grandparents.
Despite its title, Sometimes I Swear In Italian contains no profanity in any language.
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Sometimes I Swear In Italian
Anthony Buccino's collection about growing up Italian American in New Jersey and discovering the roots of his ancestors.
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Sometimes I Swear now on Kindle
Anthony Buccino's collection Sometimes I Swear In Italian about growing up Italian American in New Jersey and discovering his ancestral roots is now available on Kindle ereader as well as in print.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
Sometimes I Swear In Italian - in print
Anthony Buccino's collection Sometimes I Swear In Italian about growing up Italian American in New Jersey and discovering the roots of his ancestors is now available in print.
Buy it through this link.
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Sometimes I Swear In Italian - about
Anthony Buccino's collection Sometimes I Swear In Italian is about growing up Italian American in New Jersey and discovering the roots of his ancestors in Italy.
Read of the old neighborhood where the 'bianca lina' man sold bleach to make the white linens, of the young boy growing up in the house his grandfather built, and living upstairs from his scary grandma who spoke no English.
This American boy discovers the land his ancestors left to make a better life for him and his generation.
Discover the sublet connection to the pigeons that follow him throughout Italy providing a connection to his father - who raised homers - who didn't speak English until he started school - the rich heritage of the old country, and the enormous sacrifice of his grandparents.
Despite its title, Sometimes I Swear In Italian contains no profanity in any language.
Read of the old neighborhood where the 'bianca lina' man sold bleach to make the white linens, of the young boy growing up in the house his grandfather built, and living upstairs from his scary grandma who spoke no English.
This American boy discovers the land his ancestors left to make a better life for him and his generation.
Discover the sublet connection to the pigeons that follow him throughout Italy providing a connection to his father - who raised homers - who didn't speak English until he started school - the rich heritage of the old country, and the enormous sacrifice of his grandparents.
Despite its title, Sometimes I Swear In Italian contains no profanity in any language.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Sometimes I Swear In Italian - table of contents
Sometimes I Swear In Italian
by Anthony Buccino
by Anthony Buccino
Plain brown wrapper edition |
L’AMERICA
SPAGHETTI TREES
BUTCHIE
LEGLESS
DOMENIC
NEEDLE
AMERICAN BOY
OLD MAN
FACCIA BRUTE
PIGEON MAN SECRETS
MONEY IN NEWSPAPERS
THOSE PEOPLE
SOMETIMES I SWEAR IN ITALIAN
BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
I’M NOT GEPETTO
FIFTY-TWO
MOST AT HOME
FOR EVERY BILL
NAMES
SOFIA DELL
SUNDAY DINNER
Venice sky at morning. |
Egg & Eggplant
ON MY SHOES
BREATHLESS
A BIG LONG FLIGHT
HOT COCOA IN AUGUST
SOLO JULIET
THESE STREETS ARE ALL WET
PIGEONS IN VENICE FOUNTAINS
HOW CAN YOU EAT THAT?
FATHER MET ME IN THE OLD COUNTRY
WAITING FOR THE BBC
DAVID AS STATUE
HOW DO YOU SAY
EGG AND EGGPLANT
RAIN IN PISA
MAIORI AT FERRAGOSTO
NIGHT SHADOW
IN THE SQUARE
ONE EURO FROM A TWO EURO
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Sometimes I Swear In Italian
by Anthony Buccino
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Acknowledgements
SOMETIMES I SWEAR IN ITALIAN
by Anthony Buccino
Acknowledgements
American Boy published online at Poem Factory
Egg And Eggplant published in Sweet Lemons 2
Old Man published in Raving Dove Online Literary Magazine
Spaghetti Trees published online at PowWow Papers, Sweet Lemons 2
Solo Juliet published in Voices In Italian-Americana
David As Statue published in Medusa’s Kitchen
Sixteen Inches On Center includes Butchie, Money In Newspapers, Pigeon Man Secrets, Old Man, Pigeons In Venice Fountains, Father Met Me in the Old Country, One Euro From A Two Euro
subject to changes/corrections
subject to changes/corrections
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sometimes I Swear In Italian
A new poetry collection, Sometimes I Swear in Italian, on his Italian American heritage by Anthony Buccino will be released in September.
Verse capturing assimilation of Italian American born and raised in New Jersey and inspired by a trip to Italy where he realizes it is also his home. Read about the 'bianca lina' man, a non English speaking grandmother who lived downstairs, and life viewed by an American boy grown older.
Sometimes I Swear In Italian has no foul language.
Prepublication Offer:
Order a signed copy of Sometimes I Swear In Italian, send $10 to
A Buccino, PO Box 110252, Nutley NJ 07110
along with your name, mailing address and 'To Name', if desired.
Verse capturing assimilation of Italian American born and raised in New Jersey and inspired by a trip to Italy where he realizes it is also his home. Read about the 'bianca lina' man, a non English speaking grandmother who lived downstairs, and life viewed by an American boy grown older.
Sometimes I Swear In Italian has no foul language.
Prepublication Offer:
Order a signed copy of Sometimes I Swear In Italian, send $10 to
A Buccino, PO Box 110252, Nutley NJ 07110
along with your name, mailing address and 'To Name', if desired.
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