Exercises in Travel Writing and Literary Tourism: A Teaching and Learning Experiment by Jasna Potočnik Topler is now […]
Category Archive: Narrative
Proposals for papers are invited from researchers and from heritage and tourism practitioners that explore narrative non-fiction as […]
Supporting the claim that readers build up a list of must-see places that their favourite authors frequented is […]
Some types of research you simply cannot quantify, such as a chance text message to a friend in […]
Seeking the next Plymouth Laureate of Words. – You could be a novelist, playwright, poet, spoken word artist […]
This paper investigates potential new practices in place-making through narrative. It treats life stories and published autobiography as […]
New book notice: Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries: Trends, Practices, and Opportunities 2.8.2020 Andreas Walmsley, Kajsa Åberg & […]
For our readers who are collecting our French Gramlins, we are pleased to announce number 4 in the […]
Airport transfers are a perfect example of tourism knowledge transfer at its most practical level. I use the […]
Here you can buy the books discussed on the web-pages of Travel Writers Online. Audible Audio Books from […]
This methods book is for travel writers and bloggers studying to develop their professional and creative practice at […]
Here you can download a Help Sheet for your research project if you are planning to use Grounded […]
This is Henry IV of England (1367-1413) with all the worries of how he will make good his […]
A busy week this week, I am still reading Paul Louis Rossi’s 1990 book, Régine, which is more […]
Finding novels set in Nantes is proving much more difficult than I thought. C S Forester’s Hornblower barely […]
The curators of the UK’s biggest touring contemporary art exhibition, ‘British Art Show 9’ (BAS 9), have revealed […]
Yesterday the gramlin was born. Gramlins are designed to help you with your grammar when travelling. Thanks to […]
This weekend is turning into a reading feast of travel writing on Finistère. I subscribed to the travel […]