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Eric Millman

San Francisco
As seen in: Atlas Obscura, The Japan Times, Wallpaper* Magazine, San Francisco Weekly, Little White Lies, Italy Magazine, 7x7, WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA), Whetstone Magazine, We The Italians and
Covers:  Food, Travel, Film, Sports
Doesn't Cover: Crypto, Real Estate

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dine back in time in kemah, texas: tasting history at th_prsrv

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This Italian Film Collective Aims To Take Down the Old Guard While Hanging Beachside

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By Eric Millman
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In Fred Fellini’s Roma, we dive into the underground of that filmmaker’s adoptive city, watching helplessly as a construction crew, while making progress on a new Metro line, destroys a room full of ancient frescoes. It’s an easy metaphor for a problem which has plagued Italians in particular for centuries: can one’s culture truly progress when reminders of past greatness seem to rear their haughty heads in seemingly every facet of life?
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Slow Food Founder Carlo Petrini Just Wanted You (and Everyone Else) to Eat Well

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By Eric Millman
| Italy Magazine
| Fri, 05/22/2026 - 14:58 Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food movement, in Turin in 2018 / Photo: Mike Dotta via Shutterstock Editor’s note, May 22: This article originally appeared in the Piemonte issue of our quarterly Premium magazine Bellissimo, published in September 2022. Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food movement, died in his hometown of Bra earlier today at age 76. The article below has been lightly updated.
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CAN JAPAN’S FIRST AND ONLY AMARO SALVAGE A DYING VILLAGE AND/OR MY OWN MORTAL SOUL?

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By Eric Millman
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The farmhouse windows are fogged out on this icy January afternoon, and the Sagami River snakes in silence somewhere outside in the soup. This space, as much garage as living room, is ragged and worn as I feel right now, and between the ancient tools and the cubbyful of shoes, it’d be hard to place exactly what era I’m in if not for the articles spread out on the chabudai table.
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