Old Calabria

This captivating travelogue by Norman Douglas explores the region of Calabria, in southern Italy, with its ancient ruins, picturesque villages, and lively people. Written in a lyrical style that combines vivid description with wry humor, the book is a celebration of the beauty and vitality of Calabrian culture. Douglas, who lived in Italy for many years, infuses his writing with a deep love and appreciation of the country and its people.

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