Thoroughly enjoyed her reading and could relate to how she felt that by living in Europe she'd been given "the gift of a new and very old country--a whole other sphere of language, literature, history, architecture, art: it falls over me like a shower of gold."
When I went to buy her book from the display table afterwards, I was so disappointed to find all the copies already taken. Thought I'd browse Kepler's bestseller shelf anyway before going home, and incredibly there in Slot #6 was...a single, unnoticed display copy of Every Day in Tuscany. I snatched it right up and felt very lucky to have Mayes inscribe it for me!
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