Praise for Revamp

“A wisdom-filled memoir that doubles as a sweeping travelogue reaching from Boston to Sardinia and back again. Gorgeously written and culturally astute." - Matthew Gilbert, The Boston Globe.

“Beautifully constructed, evocative and emotional, this author's first non-fiction story will capture
your heart and mind. Read it and you will find yourself there too. It shouts: When is the movie coming out?”
- Karen Gross, author and
educator; former President of Southern Vermont College and Senior Advisor to the
U.S. Department of Education.

“Pam Reynolds writes with
an abundance of wit, warmth and grace”
- Ed Siegel, founding editor and critic-at-large at WBUR’s The ARTery.

"A delightful tale embodying both the American and Italian fascination with house and home" - Plinio Innocenzi, author of "The Innovators Behind Leonardo."

About the Book

When a big-city journalist quits her dream job to move to a remote Italian island for love, she discovers a whole new life beyond the romantic fantasies of Italy spun by books and movies. Struggling to adapt to a different culture, she buys a quirky house in the Sardinian countryside, goes to art school and becomes obsessed with home improvement and renovation. Ultimately, her ex-pat adventure opens her world to making and embracing art in life and home, understanding, ultimately that home is where the "art" is.

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About the author

Born in Los Angeles, Ms. Reynolds now divides her time between Italy and the United States. She studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sassari, Italy, the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston, and the Museum School of Fine Art in Boston and writes for various publications, including WBUR’s The Artery.