SHAKESPEARE & COMPANY TO OPEN A CAFÉ THIS FALL
September 5, 2015
Good news and it’s been a long time coming!
Good news and it’s been a long time coming!
Those who are frequent visitors to TravelGumbo.com know that many of our contributors love books. We make a point of visiting libraries and bookstores during our travels although sometimes these visits happen by accident.
An ait (above) is a river island, splitting the main stream—and most often seen filling out three spaces in a crossword puzzle. If you’ve either
The book I always think of in this regard is ‘The Sheltering Sky’, by Paul Bowles. And the subsequent movie, with the devilish John Malkovich as, guess who, Port Moresby. It inspired me to take the plunge and travel outside Europe, to Morocco, a place I’ve returned again and again, sure that would be so as soon as I read the book. But there have been others – ‘The River’s Tale: A Year on the Mekong’, by Edward Gargan, added Yunnan Province in China to my first round-the-world destination…
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to GÖteborg—yet. All, or nearly all,
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to GÖteborg—yet. All, or nearly all,
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to GÖteborg—yet. All, or nearly all,
David McCullough, two-time Pulitzer winner in history, has a new book out highlighting the Wright Brothers and the beginning of commercial aviation–and they’re aiming distribution at the people assumed to be most interested in the subject: air…
I didn’t really need more books, but how could I not visit the English bookstore, Shakespeare Books, in Avignon. It was quite a hike, but I’m not complaining.
Besides my review of Frommer’s “France Color Complete Guide.” permit me to share my own opinionated view of how monumental it is for the Frommers to get these guidebooks out. After looking over the new France and Spain books, I had some…
Good news and it’s been a long time coming!
Those who are frequent visitors to TravelGumbo.com know that many of our contributors love books. We make a point of visiting libraries and bookstores during our travels although sometimes these visits happen by accident.
An ait (above) is a river island, splitting the main stream—and most often seen filling out three spaces in a
The book I always think of in this regard is ‘The Sheltering Sky’, by Paul Bowles. And the subsequent movie, with the devilish John Malkovich as, guess who, Port Moresby. It inspired me to take the plunge and travel outside Europe, to Morocco, a place I’ve returned again and again, sure that would be so as soon as I read the book. But there have been others – ‘The River’s Tale: A Year on the Mekong’, by Edward Gargan, added Yunnan Province in China to my first round-the-world destination…
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to
I begin this blog with some odd notes. First, unlike TravelGumbo in his “Where Is” travels, I’ve never been to
David McCullough, two-time Pulitzer winner in history, has a new book out highlighting the Wright Brothers and the beginning of commercial aviation–and they’re aiming distribution at the people assumed to be most interested in the subject: air…
I didn’t really need more books, but how could I not visit the English bookstore, Shakespeare Books, in Avignon. It was quite a hike, but I’m not complaining.
Besides my review of Frommer’s “France Color Complete Guide.” permit me to share my own opinionated view of how monumental it is for the Frommers to get these guidebooks out. After looking over the new France and Spain books, I had some…