Founding profile · Independent website
Massimo Marotta
An Italian engineer in Singapore, sharing perspectives on tunnelling, professional life and the Italian community. Explore his writing on his own website.
Italian roots. Singapore stories.
Many stories.
One community.
A place to discover the people behind the blogs. Italian perspectives on life, work and everything in between, from Singapore.
Tante vociItalianeIN SINGAPORE
Real people, independent voicesExisting blogs, connectedA new chapter, together
The directory
Find a familiar voice.
Discover a new perspective.
A small, curated selection of independent Italian voices with a Singapore connection. Explore their own sites, in their own words.
4 voices · Pilot directory
Self-described Singapore base
A Home Called World
FrancescaAn Italian nature and travel writer whose About page describes moving to Singapore in 2023. Her blog explores wildlife, conservation and journeys around Asia and beyond.
Singapore-linked collaboration
Mad and Delicacy
Francesca & MarinellaTwo Italian friends share approachable recipes for cooking abroad. Their About page places Francesca in Singapore following a 2020 move, and Marinella in Copenhagen.
Singapore stories · Residence not reconfirmed
Diary of An Expat in Singapore
Jennifer GargiuloThe Verona-born writer reflects on everyday life and literature through a long-running Singapore blog. Her archive includes a November 2026 entry and a 2025 announcement of her Substack writing.
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Articles stay with their authors. These are editorial links, not member accounts or endorsements. Singapore connections are based on the linked public sources, reviewed 14 November 2026; self-described locations may be outdated. No photographs or posts are republished.
The reading room
Italians in Singapore
in the News.
Discover selected stories about Italian lives, ideas and achievements in Singapore, from trusted media and official institutions.
A dedicated collection, organised by publication year. Original summaries and direct links to the publishers.
Your voice belongs here
Already writing?
Just getting started?
The idea is simple: bring existing Italian voices together, and make it easier for new voices to begin.
How the pilot will workDirectory pilot
Bring your own blog.
Keep your domain, your content and your independence. A profile can help readers find you in one shared place.
Planned · Not open yet
Start a blog with us.
We’re exploring free personal spaces for Italians living in Singapore, with member logins and simple publishing. Registration is not available in this pilot.
Built around people
A community, not a content farm.
Your work stays yours.
Independent blogs stay independent. Hosting, if introduced, should make ownership and export straightforward.
Small and thoughtfully curated.
Start with a handful of people. Check profiles, welcome different perspectives and set clear community standards.
Connected, not duplicated.
Italian.sg is the place for the wider directory and events. Italians.sg focuses on people and their stories.
More from the community
Looking for places or plans?
People and their stories live here. For businesses, restaurants and events, explore Italian.sg.
A little transparency
Before we open the doors.
What works in this pilot?
You can explore independent profiles, search or filter the directory, visit the authors’ websites, and explore selected original reporting in Italians in the News. Member registration, hosted blogs, submissions and administration are not connected yet. No form on this page collects personal information.
How would free blogs work?
The proposed next step is a small, invitation-only group with individual logins and personal blog pages. Hosting limits, costs, backups, export and support need to be agreed before signups open. Free hosting is a goal, not an active service or unlimited offer.
How will privacy and moderation be handled?
Before membership opens, we will need clear privacy and community policies, a correction/removal process, secure account access and appropriate moderation. This prototype uses no analytics or advertising scripts and does not store search terms. External websites have their own privacy practices.
How does this connect with the Italian community?
Italians.sg is intended to complement italian.sg and the Comunità Italiana Singapore community, not replace them. People and original writing belong here; businesses and event discovery remain on italian.sg. Community integrations and any official partnerships are not implemented or claimed in this pilot.