Hitchhiking Honduras: Relating to Cheryl Strayed in Wild
By Hannah Hughes I stuck out my thumb and waited. After thirty-seconds, a red pickup truck flashed and then stopped further down the road. I…
Get to Know the Nantucket Book Festival
We all know that the summer music festival season is upon us. Coachella, Lalapalooza, Governor’s Ball, Boston Calling…the list goes on and on. But one…
Bright Blossom of the Pacific
by Linda Ballou “Oh, the life on breezy hills on countless horses. This is the life meant for me. All my gear and occupations on…
Miss-Adventures: A tale of ignoring life advice while backpacking around South America, Amy Baker
by Hannah Hughes Not all advice is worth listening to, and in Miss-Adventures: A tale of ignoring life advice while backpacking around South America, Amy…
On Mothers and Mothering: Complex Figures in Literature and Film
By Hannah White Motherhood has been the focus of literature and film throughout history. From the well-known Victorian trope of the pious, meek, and obedient…
Hitchhiking Honduras: Relating to Cheryl Strayed in Wild
I stuck out my thumb and waited. After thirty-seconds, a red pickup truck flashed and then stopped further down the road. I approached the truck’s…
Literary Traveler is Celebrating 25 Years
2023 marks the start of the 25th anniversary year of celebration for Literary Traveler! To celebrate, we are holding a writing competition for the…
Bookish Beaufort
By Suzanne Kamata The first cannonball shot of the American Civil War may have been fired from Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, but the…
Bright Blossom of the Pacific
by Linda Ballou “Oh, the life on breezy hills on countless horses. This is the life meant for me. All my gear and occupations on…
Literary Traveler’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide
By Jaclyn Tilks If you’re just beginning your holiday shopping or simply need a few extra items to finish off the list, check out this…