
Loneliness in the Crowd: Why We Feel Disconnected in the Age of Connection
By Stefano Maroni, New York It is a strange paradox of our time: we are more connected than ever, yet loneliness seems to be everywhere.
Stefano Maroni is an Italian-American author, essayist, and cultural commentator whose work explores the deep undercurrents of modern life — identity, masculinity, loneliness, and the quiet spaces in between.
Born in New Jersey to first-generation Italian immigrants, Stefano Maroni grew up straddling two cultures: the traditions of his heritage and the sharp realities of suburban American life. He studied English and Philosophy in New York City, where he later launched a writing career as a freelance journalist. His essays and commentary have appeared in The Atlantic, Harpers, The New Yorker, and several leading literary journals.
By Stefano Maroni, New York It is a strange paradox of our time: we are more connected than ever, yet loneliness seems to be everywhere.
By Stefano Maroni, of New York When we think of inheritance, we often picture money, property, or heirlooms passed down through generations. Yet the most