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The Sicilian Inheritance The Sicilian Inheritance by Jo Piazza
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“It is more a way of life, a spirit, a story we pass down, a way of reminding ourselves that the only way for a woman to survive in this world is to help other women.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“Few things in life are as fundamentally satisfying as good, quick sex followed by a meal of mostly salty cheese.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“and I love it, how the women helped one another, protected one another, found secret ways to cooperate.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“Cu picca parrau mai si pintiu. Those who speak little never have regrets.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“turned”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“When you've stepped in the shit you've got no choice but to keep walking until you get home to clean yourself up.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“Since becoming a mother, I barely had time to remember all the things I once wanted, all the lived I hoped to lead, but sometimes the desire all flooded back and I felt a small death.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“Non solcare la fronte. Stringerai il tuo buco del culo.” Don’t furrow your brow. You’ll clench your asshole. No one wants to walk around with a clenched asshole.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“I hid, lied, and disappeared to create this marvel, this brilliant, educated, independent woman singing alone in her car in front of a house that she owned, a woman beholden to no man.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“What happens when a woman is left alone to her own devices, how quickly she loses her honor. Finding her diary was like a gift to me, a reminder of the importance of the work that I do, the importance of women writing their own histories and legacies.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“And a final toast. It is on friends that one depends to get along in life.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“who wanted more than the world was willing to give to her. She found a way to live on her own terms.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“A man who could navigate a grocery store on his own without a shopping list would never know how truly sexy he was.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“It is on friends that one depends to get along in life.”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance
“With her everything was either insanely beautiful or a terrible disaster”
Jo Piazza, The Sicilian Inheritance