Travel Between The Pages

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Don’t Steal This Book

Cuckoo’s Nest

The Floating Admiral

Shape of Paris

Hey kids, let’s design a book cover

Only wait a while and listen.

Into the Rabbit Hole

oh, the streets of Rome are filled with rubble

Story Time

And the servile to serve a Leader and the dupes to be duped.

He who forgives easily invites offense.

Write like an Egyptian

Slava Ukraini

Five Centuries of Vulgarity

The reader is a friend, not an adversary, not a spectator

“Essentials of Spontaneous Prose”

Swiss Sounds

The Birth of Cool, Abe Lincoln and other miscellanea

We have been taken over by the season of ice

Tales from the crypt and more

My Magnum Opus

Cake Day Caturday

Gotta Love A Good Guidebook

Cartography comes to Harlem (apologies to Chester Himes)

“Practice resurrection. Part of who you are is who you will be.”

There are certain books you’ll find you’re not ready for.

Abra Kadabra

Ride the Krill Wave

Who told you that there is no true, faithful, eternal love in this world!

Tokyo Renaissance

As easy as PIE ( Proto-Indo-European )

Every sensitive person carries in himself old cities enclosed by ancient walls

Dial-A-Poem is back just when we need it

New York, New York

I go unrecognized in paradise

“Evil, that is, has every advantage but one – it is inferior in imagination.”

Snow Joke

Vonnegut’s lament

To be governed

Cabinet of Curiosities (sort of)

Refugee Blues

Because bookshops make everything better, don’t they?

Occupation Cartography

Ex Libris

Bookstore (the play)

Amsterdam in motion

Bookstore Tourism: Your Suggestions Part Deux

Ten Words We Should Revive

Inventio Fortunata (unrelated to Harry Potter)

Thirty-six Views of the Eiffel Tower

Reading Road Trip

Whitey’s on the Moon (almost)

Sounds like Japan

A little airline drama

not to have entirely wasted one’s life seems to be a worthy accomplishment

None dare call it travel hacking

Blue (Rider) Winter

sentimental souvenirs of the past

Why Are Americans Afraid of Dragons?

“Dissent is NOT Un-American!”

So you’re going to New York City

Bookstore Tourism : Your Suggestions

Not making any suggestions, but just in case…

Winter in America

It’s That Day (again)

And to make an end is to make a beginning

Performative reading and other leftover accretions

“Sir, that is no way to treat a book!”

Definitely not, but actually maybe

Christmas in America 2025

You can’t survive on books alone

Happiness is the uncle you never knew about

Train Etiquette

I fell for rage bait how about you

Language is a virus

A Boy’s Life

The Hawking index is not what you think

How well do you know geography

There was once a country where everyone was a thief.

Where in the world

there are precedents for mystical encounters of various kinds

And the 2025 lists begin

Travel is the only way we have of feeling that we are somewhere.

Is Iceland Real

Paris, 1964

Fables for the Frivolous

It Goes On

Either you get the bear, or the bear gets you

Monks Month Madness

Every Metro Needs This

Autumn in Japan

Ashmolean Advent

Too Many Rivers To Cross

The Universal Force

See it before it burns

Word of the Year Doot Doot

Bookish Quotes

You can never have too many books, etc.

Goodnight Moon IRL

Get on board

If we lose this, we lose all.

Tsundoku

Word on the Street (Books)

Change, but start slowly

Kurt Vonnegut Goes Shopping

A sad farewell

Dylan’s mind and other diversions

Oh, the places we’ll go

The poem I didn’t write

Travel Opens The Mind

Do Literary Prizes Really Matter

Do Not Seize The Day

Lit Box

Chat Europe

Everything You Need to Know About Self-Publishing

Bookstore Tourism

It’s less Brave New and more 1984

Limited Edition

Must Be Love

When is a bookshop like a Tardis

It’s Autumnal

Or so the story goes

Who is stronger than death

Spooky reading

illumination comes to our rescue

The problem with despair

America’s Book Club is Live

What Do You Do with the Mad That You Feel?

Would You Eat Bookstore Flavored Bread

I don’t need anything from here

Lessons in reading

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature Goes to László Krasznahorkai

Do Halloween like it’s 1920

Book of Demons and Ghosts

even though the whole world is burning

A Show of Hands

Everybody thinks the world revolves around them

Equal Earth

A river runs through it

Europe By Rail

Nine Billion Names of God

How to clear your to-be-read pile

from the screen to book cover

There was one dawn

Sound and Vision

Save our libraries

Censorship is so 1984

Baltic Connections

More Fun With Maps

“ A Thousand Kisses Deep”

Take the train

Bookstore Tourism: Seoul