Artistic Senses of Dido’s Carthage
By Mina Đurić The glimpse of dawn separates a thin line, which, from the plane, seems like just a handhold between Sicily and Tunisia. Today,…
Leonard, Show Me the Place
by Rowan Johnson In the 1950s, Leonard Cohen often walked a long road home from Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, the synagogue where his grandfather was a…
I Am Providence: The City that Made H.P. Lovecraft
by Robert Anasi I never can be tied to raw new things, For I first saw the light in an old town, Where from my…
Top 5 Children’s Books to Inspire Your Kids to Travel
by Zara Jayne Books let you to travel through space and time, bringing you on a journey filled with imagination and wonder. From adventures in…
The Literary Significance of Bread: Reflections from an Amateur Sourdough Baker
When I first started baking sourdough, I never imagined it would become such a central part of my life. What began as something to do…
A City Girl’s Love Story: A Journey through the Big Sky State
By Monique Santos For 23 years, I’ve lived in a city in South Eastern Massachusetts, just about an hour away from Boston, depending on traffic.…
The Forgotten Highway
by Rowan Johnson Winding through a desolate “hinterland” of South Africa known as the Karoo and into the sandy dunes and grasslands of the Kalahari…
Montmartre en Chansons with Anne Sophie Guerrier
When I imagine guided tours, I think to myself. “I’d rather be spontaneous than follow someone with an itinerary for hours” “Montmartre en Chansons” has…
Joyce Carol Oates Wins Fitzgerald Prize at Hôtel Belles Rives
By Monique Santos Joyce Carol Oates, one of America’s most talented writers, who has produced a vast amount of literary work has won the Fitzgerald…
Italo Calvino’s Eyes
I first discovered Italo Calvino, through my brother. He and I share a love of literature. As an older brother, he always took it upon…