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This week on Authors Off Script, we accidentally convince ourselves that opening a bookstore in Italy is a perfectly reasonable life plan.
What starts as a dreamy "what if?" turns into a conversation about the Italian book market, reading culture, and how Italians interact with books. We also take a nostalgic detour into what it was like growing up in Italy in the 2000s, reflecting on the pressure to be "perfect," cultural expectations, and the experiences that shaped us as readers, writers, and people.
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