The desk
Who publishes
Quaderno della Laguna is an independent editorial notebook. A small desk writes it. There is no public counter and no room you can visit.
We do not speak for the city, for a boat company, or for an office that issues permits. We publish notes written after walking and after riding.
What the pages do
Some pages are articles. Others are service notes about the notebook itself. The articles stay with stops, banks, islands, and the habit of moving by boat.
The service notes say who writes, how we treat data, the terms of reading, what we do about language, and where our responsibility stops. They do not stand in for the articles.
No accounts
We do not open accounts for readers. There is no password, no profile, and no closed area.
You can come back by using the page address. We do not recognise you from one visit to the next, and we do not ask for a name before you read.
No payments
Nothing on these pages asks you to pay. We do not take cards, we do not issue receipts, and we do not keep a cart.
When an article names a boat or a church, it names a place someone crossed. It does not name goods.
Mail and the date
To reach the desk, use the address printed at the foot of every page, this one included. We read mail that arrives there. We do not promise an answer the same day.
These service notes are dated November 2026. The pages sit on a host, and we do not name that host's country here. The name in the footer is enough to tell you where you are.