Duncan Geddes is an emeritus Professor of Medicine from Imperial College who was an NHS physician in London hospitals before moving to Florence. He has written a number of very serious books and articles about medicine, but now prefers to be less serious.
The start of a new literary club and the relationships writers have had with the city throughout history.
The odd hypochondria of Italians goes up against the British stiff upper lip.
A tender and poignant look into the love shared between non-blood relatives.
From the importance of doing things in person to never getting angry, here are a few tips.