Is Travel Writing Dead?
Is narrative travel writing dead? A recent issue of Granta magazine asks doyens of the craft if the genre remains relevant and has a future.
Continue reading →Is narrative travel writing dead? A recent issue of Granta magazine asks doyens of the craft if the genre remains relevant and has a future.
Continue reading →Colin M. Turnbull’s 1960s classic work of ethnography, The Forest People, offers not just cross-cultural observations but also moments that speak to perceptual differences due to the environments we inhabit.
Continue reading →I’ve written a new article about a journey into British Columbia’s remote Kitlope Valley, aboard a historic schooner, deep in the Great Bear Rainforest.
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