Stendhal stayed in Nantes and documents it in his travel book, Memoires d’un Touriste (1838). A friend and […]
Reading the conference paper of António Azevedo (Azevedo 2009) I realise from his methods that I need to […]
Over Sunday and Monday 26th and 27th July 2020 the three leaf feuilleton was conceived for literary travel […]
The terroir of Finistère satisfies the busy lunchtime diner with two key products, le blé noir and le […]
The French word coined in the 1920s for a tracking shot in filmmaking is le travelling. This post […]
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On Friday 26th July, 2020 we went looking for a WordPress theme with a strong serif font face […]
My PhD training made me an ethnographer, so the way a people’s culture has been formed in relation […]
Interrogate, mediate, articulate, the three steps for tourism knowledge transfer. And the same three steps when out in […]
We encounter space but we make place. In my collection of verse, Europa (2006), I first began to […]
We ought to go to France in this post. You’ve been waiting for some travel writing for long […]
John Steinbeck’s travel writing, published in 1962, called Travels with Charley: In Search of America has always made […]
Do researchers discover destination knowledge or create it? This question has been at the heart of our discussions […]
The polyglot is a linguistic nomad.”
Rosi Braidotti, Nomadic Subjects
Picking up my notebook I headed across Leicester from the campus. Tim had told me about the
Doors & Words
Books open like doors to the mysteries of an unknown place. Opening them is often a matter of […]
If you spot a broken link or an url that no longer exists, please let us know. Earls […]
The postcard was the original travel blog, sending messages to those back home to say “Wish you were […]