New York

Noteworthy Italian American periodicals from the state of New York are highlighted in this section of the guide. The image galleries on this page feature images of the daily newspaper Il Progresso Italo-Americano , the almanac Almanacco Sociale Italo-Americano, and the magazine Divagando, all published in New York City. These images are photographs of the periodicals taken by the editor of the guide that are not available in the Library of Congress's digital collections. The periodical titles link to fuller bibliographic information in the Library of Congress Online Catalog.

Il Progresso Italo-Americano. (New York, New York), March 25, 1911. Library of Congress Newspapers and Current Periodical Reading Room.

Almanacco Sociale Italo-Americano. (New York, New York), January 1924. Girolamo Valenti's editorial and introduction of the paper. Library of Congress General Collections.

Select the title of any periodical listed below to view fuller bibliographic information for that item in the Library of Congress Online Catalog. Links to electronic versions are provided when available. Links to full-text articles available through the subscription databases in the Library of Congress E-Resources Online Catalog are only accessible onsite. Also, see the "Databases & External Websites" section of this guide.

Il Progresso Italo-Americano (New York, New York) by Carlo Barsotti and Vincenzo Polidori (founders and first editors); Generoso Pope (director); Fortune Pope; Giovanni Schiavo
Call Number: Newspaper Microfilm 2297
Published/Created: 1880-1989
Publisher: Barsotti & Polidori.
Languages: Italian with some English.
LC Holdings: Microfilm: 1881: Apr.3-1885: Dec.31,1886: Jan.9-June 22, 1886: July 7-Dec.26,1887 : Jan.1-1892: Dec.31, 1893: Feb.1-June 30,1893: July 9-Dec.26,1894: Jan.2-June 30,1894: July 15-1896: Dec.27, 1897: July 4-1898: June 22,1898:July 1-Dec.31,1899: Jan.5-June 20,1899: July 5-1900: June 30, 1900: July 22-Dec.23, 1901: July 4-1902: Dec.31,1903: Jan.13-June 28, 1905: Feb.19-Dec.31,1906: July 7-Dec.30, 1907: July 2-1916: June 30,1916: Oct.8-Dec.31, 1917: Apr.1-June 25,1917: July 1-1920: Mar.31, 1920: July 7-Dec.25,1921: Jan.1-Dec.31, 1922: Apr.2-June 25,1922: July 1-1923: Dec.31, 1924: Apr.1-1985: Oct.29,1987: Dec.20-1988: Mar.24, 1988: Apr.12-May31,1988: June2-Nov.24/25,Supplements: 1903: June 28. Newspaper 7002 in Miscellaneous American Newspapers recording the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, v. 9, no. 42.
LC Location: Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room.
Notes: Il Progresso Italo-Americano began as a weekly newspaper and then became a daily. It claimed to be the first daily newspaper in Italian in the United States and was founded by Carlo Barsotti. By 1921 the paper had 110,000 subscribers all over the country and attained a circulation of 175,000 at its peak. It mainly provided wide coverage of American news. It was overtly favorable to Mussolini when he gained power. One of its main foci, was raising funds to erect statues to Italian heroes like Garibaldi, Giuseppe Verdi, Giovanni da Verrazzano, and Dante. It also campaigned for Italians who were considered the victims of a miscarriage of justice. Finally, it championed Italian invention and creativity according to commonly held beliefs circulating among the Italian Americans. Il Progresso was a prime example of the prominenti (term used to identify powerful Italian Americans) press, which aimed to facilitate the integration of Italian Americans into American society. This newspaper was continued by America oggi.
Bibliographic Sources: Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, NJ). A Survey of the Italian Language Press in the United States. 1942. Cannistraro, Philip V. "The Duce and the Prominenti: Fascism and the Crisis of Italian American Leadership." Altreitalie. Rivista Internazionale di Studi sulle Migrazioni Italiane nel Mondo (July-December 2005): 76-86. https://www.altreitalie.it/ External Danky, James P. and Wayne A. Wiegand (Eds.). Print Culture in a Diverse America. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1998. Kraut, Alan M. "Immigration, Ethnicity, and the Pandemic." Public Health Reports (1974-)125 (2010): 123-33. http://www.jstor.org/stable/41435306 External (from the subscription database JSTOR available onsite).
Almanacco Enciclopedico Italo-Americano (New York, New York) by Joseph Personeni
Call Number: AY74 .A5
Published/Created: 1913-
Publisher: Joseph Personeni.
Languages: Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound volume: 1914-1917.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Joseph Personeni was an Italian importer based in New York City. He created and published the Almanacco Enciclopedico Italo-Americano in 1913 as an annual. It mainly provided information that was useful to Italian Americans such as immigration laws and statistics from the American census. It also served as a presentation of businesses and organizations important for Italian immigrants. The topics treated in its 500 pages ranged from politics, current affairs, commerce, and finance. The Almanacco included lists and directories as well as satirical vignettes.
News Bulletin (New York, New York)
Call Number: E183.8.I8 I84
Published/Created: 1920-?
Publisher: Italy America Society.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.7-v.11, v.14, v.21-v.44. (1920-1926).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The News Bulletin was a affiliated with the Italy America Society, founded in 1918. The News Bulletin published local and general news about Italy and Italian Americans.

Almanacco Sociale Italo Americano (New York, New York) by Girolamo Valenti (editor); Leonardo Frisina (manager); Arturo Giovannitti; Ettore Tresca
Call Number: HX81 .A4
Published/Created: 1924
Publisher: Not identified.
Languages: Italian and English.
LC Holdings: Paper: 1924.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Almanacco sociale was an antifascist periodical edited by Girolamo Valenti (1892-1958), an Italian American labor organizer for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and also the editor of several Italian American publications. Valenti was born in Valguarnera, Sicily, and came to the United States in 1911. In addition to labor organizing activities, he edited the antifascist daily Il Nuovo Mondo, La Stampa Libera, La Parola del Popolo, and Parola dei Socialisti. He also worked for the Italian American radio station WHAY (Connecticut).
Bibliographic Sources: Topp, Michael Miller. "The Transnationalism of the Italian-American Left: The Lawrence Strike of 1912 and the Italian Chamber of Labor of New York City." Journal of American Ethnic History 17, no. 1 (1997): 39-63. http://www.jstor.org/stable/27502238 External (from the subscription database JSTOR available onsite).
United America. An American Weekly for Italian-Americans (New York, New York) by D. Marino (president and editor); A. Bertacchini; G. Martinez
Call Number: AP2 .U56 FT MEADE
Published/Created: 1925-1928
Publisher: United American Publishing Co., Inc., 1925-1928.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.4 (1925: July-1928: May).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: United America was founded on July 4, 1925, to support Italian Americans and their communities against discrimination. In its first issue it declares "This paper presents itself as a vigorous force against the work of disintegration that some fanatics exhort in this great country."
L'Americolo (New York, New York)
Call Number: AP38 .A6; Microfilm 39201
Published/Created: Nov. 1925-
Publisher: La Guardia Pub. Co., 1925-1926.
Languages: Italian and English.
LC Holdings: Microfilm: v.1-v.2: no.48 (1925: Nov.-1926: Oct.).
LC Location: Microform & Electronic Resources Center.
Bulletin (New York, New York)
Call Number: E183.8.I8 I82
Published/Created: 1927-1932
Publisher: Italy America Society, 1927-1932.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.6 (1927-1932).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Bulletin was a continuation of New York's News Bulletin (1920-1926), published by the Italy America Society.
Casa Italiana of Columbia University in the City of New York (New York, New York) by Giuseppe Prezzolini; Dino Bigongiari; Gino Bigongiari; Henry Carbonara; Teresa Carbonara; Gioconda Savini; Joseph De Simone; Howard R. Marraro; Peter M. Riccio; Charles H. Tutt
Call Number: DG402 .C6
Published/Created: 1930-1938?
Publisher: Not identified.
Languages: Not identified.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.6 (1930-1938).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Casa Italiana of Columbia University in the City of New York was a monthly bulletin published during the academic year (with an additional summer issue for each year). The Department of Italian at Columbia University started issuing the bulletin in October 1930 under the direction of Giuseppe Prezzolini (Perugia, Italy, 1882-Lugano, Switzerland, 1989), director of Casa Italiana (1930-1940) and professor of Italian at Columbia University (1923, 1927, 1929-1950). Casa Italiana had been founded in 1927 by the Circolo Italiano, a first small association of students of Italian descent formed between 1910 and 1914. The bulletin was Casa Italiana's official monthly publication that announced the activities of Casa Italiana.
Bibliographic Sources: Faedda, Barbara. "Giuseppe Prezzolini, Controversial Casa Director, and World War II (1930s and 1940s)." In Barbara Faedda, From Da Ponte to the Casa Italiana.. 31-58. New York: Columbia University Press, 2017. https://doi.org/10.7312/faed18593-008 External (this ebook is available onsite through the database subscription De Gruyter Online, but it is also made available via free access through De Gruyter Open Access). S.v. "Casa Italiana of Columbia University." In Salvatore LaGumina, et al., eds The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. 100-102. New York: Garland Pub., 2000. Ragusa, Olga. "Italian Department and Casa Italiana at Columbia University: The Prezzolini Years." Italian Americana 13, no. 1 (1995): 60-74. http://www.jstor.org/stable/29776268 External (from the subscription database JSTOR available onsite).
Italy America Monthly (New York, New York) by Beniamino De Ritis; Giuseppe Prezzolini; Peter M. Riccio; Harry B. Baltz; Dino Bigongiari; Carla O. Garabelli
Call Number: DG571.A1 I66
Published/Created: 1934-1935
Publisher: Italian Publishers.
Languages: English with some Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.2 (1934-1935).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Italy America Monthly was a periodical sponsored by the Italy America Society, the Waldorf-Astoria, and Casa Italiana of Columbia University.
La Colonia (New York, New York)
Call Number: AP38 .C6
Published/Created: 1934-
Publisher: Wov Publishing, Inc. 1934-
Languages: Not identified.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.2 (1934-1935) (older receipt).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Italian-American Who's Who: A Biographical Dictionary of Italian American Leaders and Distinguished Italian Residents of the United States (New York, New York)
Call Number: E184.I8I7
Published/Created: 1935-1940?
Publisher: The Vigo Press.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.3 (1937-1938), v.4 (1938-1939), v.5 (1940).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Italy America Review (New York, New York)
Call Number: DG571.A1 I67
Published/Created: Winter 1936-Jan. 1939
Publisher: Italy America Society, 1936-
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.4: pt. 1 (1936-1939).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Italy America Review was published quarterly by the Italy America Society, Inc. in cooperation with the American Society of the Royal Italian Orders, Inc. It covered Italian news and cultural topics.
Il Prodotto Italiano (New York, New York) by Domenico Pernice (editor); Giovanni Vicario; Francesco Gallizio
Call Number: TX343 .P68
Published/Created: 1937-1952
Publisher: Not identified.
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.16 (1937-1952).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Prodotto Italiano was a monthly periodical that treated commercial topics and was continued by Italamerican Magazine, until 1952.
Bibliographic Sources: Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, NJ). A Survey of the Italian Language Press in the United States. 1942. Lapomarda, Vincent A. "Press, Italian American." In The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. LaGumina, Salvatore, et al., eds. 509-18. New York: Garland Publishing, 2000.
Divagando (New York, New York) by Andre Luotto (editor); Frank V. Liotta (art director); George Gatti (managing editor)
Call Number: AP38.D5
Published/Created: 1943-?
Publisher: Casa Luotto, inc.
Languages: Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1: no.1-v.24: no.607 (1943-1954), v.26: no.702 (1956), v.35: no.883-[no v.]:no. 1059 (1960-1963) 1960-1963 incomplete.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Divagando (Digressing or wandering), as the title emphasizes, was a general interest weekly magazine for recreational purposes that mostly targeted women. Its graphic apparatus was meant to highlight the short stories and installments showcasing the writings of well known and popular Italian literary authors.
Bibliographic Sources: Lapomarda, Vincent A. "Press, Italian American." In The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. LaGumina, Salvatore, et al., eds. 509-18. New York: Garland Publishing, 2000.

Italamerican (New York, New York)
Call Number: TX343 .P68
Published/Created: 1952-1968
Publisher: Not identified.
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.17-v.33 (1943: Oct.-1968: Sept.).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Italamerican was a monthly publication and the continuation of New York's Il Prodotto Italiano.
Bibliographic Sources: Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, NJ). A Survey of the Italian Language Press in the United States. 1942. Lapomarda, Vincent A. "Press, Italian American." In The Italian American Experience: An Encyclopedia. LaGumina, Salvatore, et al., eds. 509-18. New York: Garland Publishing, 2000.
Documenti D'Arte D'Oggi (New York, New York) by Movimento Arte Concreta (MAC)/Group Espace
Call Number: N9 .D6, N6918.5.C65 D63
Published/Created: 1954-1958
Publisher: George Wittenborn, Inc., 1018 Madison Avenue, New York. [Printed in Italy]
Languages: Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: 1955/56, 1956/57, 1958.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Documenti D'Arte D'Oggi/MAC was an annual publication that published a collection of prints and writings by members of the Italian non-figurative art groups Movimento Arte Concreta (MAC) and Gruppo Espace. Among the contributors and artists featured in this historical art periodical are: poet and writer Nanni Balestrini (Milan, 1935-Rome, 2019) of the literary movement Neoavanguardia (New Vanguard), first known as Gruppo '63; the artist and graphic designer Bruno Munari (Milan, 1907-Milan, 1998); artist and critic Gillo Dorfles (Trieste,1910-Milan, 2018).
Bibliographic Sources: Antonello, Pierpaolo, Matilde Nardelli, and Margherita Zanoletti eds. Bruno Munari: The Lightness of Art . Oxford: Peter Lang, 2017. Dorfles, Gillo. Gillo Dorfles: Movimento Arte Concreta, 1948-1958. Exhibit catalog edited by Luigi Sansone, Nicoletta Ossanna Cavadini. Milan: Mazzotta, 2010. Meneguzzo, Marco. "Movimento arte concreta." Grove Art Online. 2003. https://www.oxfordartonline.com/groveart/ External (from the subscription database Oxford Art Online available onsite).
Bulletin of the Istituto Italiano di Cultura (New York, New York)
Call Number: WMLC 91/5018 DG441.A2 I86
Published/Created: 1967-1969
Publisher: L'Istituto Italiano di Cultura of New York.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Not identified.
LC Location: Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room.
Notes: The Bulletin of the Istituto Italiano di Culltura in New York was published starting with the first issue in September 1967 and continuing through issue no. 11 published in May 1969. It was suspended between October 1968 and January 1969.
Bibliographic Sources: Fumagalli, Eleonora. "Intervista al Prof. Riccardo Viale, direttore dell’Istituto Italiano di Cultura di New York." Italiano LinguaDue 2 ( 2011).
Italian Americana (Buffalo, New York; Providence, Rhode Island; Youngstown, Ohio)
Call Number: E184.I8 I72
Published/Created: Autumn 1974-
Publisher: State University College at Buffalo, ca.1974-; University of Rhode Island, College of Continuing Education, <1990>-winter 1999; University of Rhode Island, Feinstein College of Continuing Education, Summer 1999-2015; Youngstown State University, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, 2016-.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.5 (1974: autumn-1980: summer), v.7-v.11 (1981: fall-1992: winter), v.14-v.22 (1996-2004), v.23: no.2-v.31: no.2 (2005-2013: summer), v.32: no.2 (2014: summer), v.33: no.1 (2015: winter), v.33: no.2 (2015: summer), v.34: no.1 (2016: winter).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms. Digital Format: Available at https://www.jstor.org/stable/i29775812 External (from the subscription database JSTOR available onsite).
Notes: Italian Americana is a semi-annual academic journal that focuses on the history and culture of the Italian Americans. It proposes articles and reviews by some of the most relevant American scholars in Italian American studies since the 1970s until the present.
AIVS Newsletter (New York, New York)
Call Number: ML410.V4 A64
Published/Created: 1976
Publisher: American Institute for Verdi Studies.
Languages: English or Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.2 (May-Dec. 1976).
LC Location: Performing Arts Reading Room.
Notes: Continued by the Verdi Newsletter.
**This is one of the two periodicals about Verdi and music included in this guide that are available at the Performing Arts Reading Room. See Verdi Newsletter below in this same section.
The National Magazine for Italian-Americans: I AM (New York, New York)
Call Number: E184.I8 I18
Published/Created: 1976-1977
Publisher: I-AM Pub. Corp.
Languages: Italian and English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volume: v.1 (1976-1977).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: I AM was a magazine also known as Italian American first published in December 1976. It included articles of general interest for Italian Americans, as well as letters to the editor from recent immigrants, interviews with Italian politicians and prominent Italian Americans, as well as food and travel pieces.
Italian-American Identity (New York, New York) by Raffaele Donato (president/publisher/editor); Marco marino; Paul Vidich; Edward J. Miranda; Lorenzo Carcaterra; Federico Fellini; Eugenio Occorsio; Italo Calvino; Salvatore J. LaGumina
Call Number: E184.I8 I68
Published/Created: Jan. 1977-
Publisher: Identity Enterprises for the American-Italian, Inc. 420 Madison Avenue, New York.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volume: v.1 (1977: Jan.-Apr.).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Italian-American Identity's target audience was third‐generation Italian‐Americans. The first press run was 100,000 with 46,000 subscribers. The editor Raffaele Donato intended the magazine to showcase the best of Italian American culture and literature.
Bibliographic Sources: "Italian-Americans get a 2d Magazine." New York Times, November 30, 1976: 77.
Verdi Newsletter (New York, New York)
Call Number: ML410.V4 A64
Published/Created: June 1977-1998
Publisher: American Institute for Verdi Studies.
Languages: English or Italian.
LC Holdings: Not identified.
LC Location: Performing Arts Reading Room.
Notes: A continuation of the AIVS Newsletter.
**This is one of the two periodicals about Verdi and music included in this guide that are available at the Performing Arts Reading Room. See AVIS Newsletter above in this same section.
Attenzione (New York, New York)
Call Number: AP2 .A834
Published/Created: July 1979-Mar/Apr 1987
Publisher: Adam Publications, etc.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.2 (n.d.); v.3 (1981-?).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Attenzione had varied frequency until July/August 1986, when it became bimonthly. It published information about Italy and Italian culture that was relevant to Italian Americans. Adam Publications bought it in 1982.
Bibliographic Source: Ireland, Sandra L. Jones, ed. Ethnic Periodicals in Contemporary America. New York: Greenwood Press, 1990.
Sicilia Parra: Newsletter of Arba Sicula, the International Sicilian Ethnic and Cultural Association (Brooklyn, New York) by Gaetano Cipolla (editor)
Call Number: WMLC 93/4197
Published/Created: Began 1989 to present
Publisher: Arba Sicula.
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.6-v.8: no.2 (1994-1997), v.10-v.13: no.2 (1998-2001), v.14: no.1 (2002: Spring), v.15-v.21 (2003-2009). Paper: v. 22, no.1 (2010: Spring) v. 22, no.2 (2010: Fall) v. 23, no.1 (2011: Spring) v. 23, no.2 (2011: Fall) v. 24, no.1 (2012: Spring) v. 24, no.2 (2012: Fall) v. 25, no.1 (2013: Spring) v. 25, no.2 (2013: Fall) v. 26, no.1 (2014: Spring) v. 26, no.2 (2014: Fall) v. 27, no.1 (2015: Spring) v. 27, no.2 (2015: Fall) v. 28, no.1 (2016: Spring) v. 28, no.2 (2016: Fall) v. 29, no.1 (2017: Spring) v. 29, no.2 (2017: Fall) v. 30, no.1 (2018: Spring) v. 30, no.1 (2018: Spring) v. 30, no.2 (2018: Fall) v. 31, no. 1 (2019: Spring).
LC Location: Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room.
Notes: The Sicilia Parra is the biannual newsletter of the non-profit organization Arba Sicula dedicated to the promotion of Sicilian language and culture. After a few years from its inception Sicilia Parra was suspended for five years; it resumed publication and began volume numbering as a "new series" with vol. 1, no. 1 (June 1989). It has published 66 issues since 1989 until the present.
Bibliographic Sources: For information on this periodical and other publications.by this same organization, see Arba Sicula (website) at https://www.arbasicula.org/ External
FMR: The Magazine of Franco Maria Ricci (Italy; New York, New York) by Franco Maria Ricci (editorial and art director); Pietro Corsi (editor in chief); Laura Casalis (design director); Antony Shugaar (editor); Judith Bassat (editor)
Call Number: N4 .F583
Published/Created: 1984-2009
Publisher: Franco Maria Ricci International, Inc, 600 Madison Avenue.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: no.1-no.83 (1984: June/August-1996: Dec.), 1996/1997: Dec./Jan., "Guide" 1996: Feb./Mar. Paper: no. 26 (2008 Jul-Aug).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms; Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room.
Notes: FMR was the creation of Franco Maria Ricci (Parma, 1937-Fotanellato, Parma, 2020), a publisher, editor, designer, and bibliophile. This is the English edition of the magazine which started with issue number 1 in June 1984 and was published ten times a year (monthly with combined issues January/February and July/August ). The Italian original, published in Milan, began in March 1982 (also available within the Library's holdings: https://lccn.loc.gov/82646611; call number N4.F58.
Bibliographic Sources: Franco Maria Ricci (webiste) at https://www.francomariaricci.com External
Art Director's Club Italiano Annual (New York, New York)
Call Number: NC998.6.I8 A78
Published/Created: 1992-1997
Publisher: Abbeville Press.
Languages: Italian with some English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: 7 (1992), 10 (1995), 12 (1997).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Art Director's Club Italiano Annual was an annual publication that reprinted prize-winning pieces of Italian art and photography. Each year a different agency was entrusted to sponsor the annual issue of the Art Director's Club Italiano.
The Italian American Review: IAR (New York, New York) by Davide Aliano
Call Number: E184.I8 I685
Published/Created: 1992-
Publisher:University of Illinois Press; John D. Calandra Italian American Institute. Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volume: v.5: no.1 (1996).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Italian American Review is a semi-annual, peer-reviewed academic journal of the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute. It publishes scholarly articles about the history and culture of Italian Americans, as well as other aspects of the Italian diaspora. Full content of this periodical from 2011 to 2019 is also available online through the subscription database EBSCO Research Databases at https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=31h&AN=139242955&site=ehost-live&scope=site External (this subscription database is only available onsite).
Bibliographic Sources: "Italian American Review." Calandra Italian American Institute (website) at https://calandrainstitute.org/publications/ External
Italia: The International Magazine (New York, New York)
Call Number: DG401 .I68
Published/Created: 1994-Fall 2000?
Publisher: Madison Pub.
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: (1997: Sept-1999: May).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Italia was a bimonthly magazine.
Bell'Italia: Discover Italy's Beauty and Hidden Treasures (New York, New York)
Call Number: DG401 .B465
Published/Created: 2003-?
Publisher: Beautiful Pub.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: no.3/4 (2003).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: These holdings of Bell'Italia chiefly consist of English translations of articles originally published in the Italian magazine: Bell'Italia, published by Giorgio Mondadori in Milan ca.1986-. The original Italian language Bell'Italia can also be found within the Library's holdings: https://lccn.loc.gov/92648449.
The Italian Riviera (Eyewitness Travel Guides) (New York, New York)
Call Number: DG975.R6 I65
Published/Created: 2005-
Publisher: DK Pub.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: 2005 (ed. 1), 2008, 2011, 2014, 2017.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: The Italian Riviera is a periodical that publishes travel guides to Italy catering specifically to an American audience.
Journal of Italian Translation (Brooklyn, New York) by Luigi Bonaffini; Gaetano Cipolla; Michael Palma; Joseph Perricone
Call Number: PQ4205.E5 J68
Published/Created: 2006-
Publisher: Legas, New York; Department of Modern Languages and Literatures of Brooklyn College of the City University of New York (CUNY).
Languages: Italian and English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: v.1-v.6 (2006-2011), v.7: no.2-v.12 (2012: Fall-2017) Paper: v. 13, no. 2 (2018 Autumn).
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms; Newspaper & Current Periodical Reading Room.
Notes: The Journal of Italian Translation is a semi-annual that publishes translations of literary works in Italian and Italian dialects into English as well as essays and reviews on translations. Also see Journal of Italian Translation (website) at http://userhome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/bonaffini/jit/ External
Italian Lakes (New York, New York)
Call Number: DG975.L2 I83
Published/Created: 2011-
Publisher: DK Eyewitness Travel.
Languages: English.
LC Holdings: Bound Volumes: 2011 (ed. 1), 2013, 2015, 2018.
LC Location: Jefferson or Adams Building Reading Rooms.
Notes: Italian Lakes is a specialized periodical travel guide focusing exclusively on Italy's many lakes that constitute vital local and tourist attractions. It focuses on the lake region in northern Italy that is especially well-known by Americans who travel to the area not only for vacations but also for business and realty.
Teaching Italian Language and Culture Annual (New York, New York) by Anthony Julian Tamburri (general editor); Tom Means (co-editor); Roberto Dolci (co-editor)
Call Number: PC1065
Published/Created: 2015-2018
Publisher: Italian Language Resource Laboratory of the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College, The City University of New York.
Languages: English and Italian.
LC Location: Electronic Resource.
Digital Format: Available at Teaching Italian Language and Culture (website) at http://tilca.qc.cuny.edu External
Notes: Teaching Italian Language and Culture Annual is an academic journal periodical of The City University of New York (CUNY). It is affiliated with the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute that was founded in 1979 Italian American scholars who were concerned with issues related to Italian Americans in higher education (see The Italian American Review published by the Calandra Italian American Institute in this same section).
Bibliographic Sources: For information on this periodical and others published by the Calandra Italian American Institute, see Calandra Italian American Institute (website) External

Almanacco Enciclopedico Italo-Americano. (New York, New York), 1915. Front cover. Library of congress General Collections.

Almanacco Enciclopedico Italo-Americano. (New York, New York), 1915. Title page with Valpolicella advertisement. Library of Congress General Collections.

Divagando. (New York, New York), May 19, 1943. Front Cover. Library of Congress General Collections.

Divagando. (New York, New York), May 12, 1943. Second installment of Matilde Serao's novel Addio, Amore! Illustration by Attilio Sinagra. Library of Congress General Collections.

Italian American Periodicals at the Library of Congress