I’ve been browsing through Emily Post’s 1922 classic book on etiquette, which is a fantastic
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Transported to Japan by an assassin
Although I’m much more of a non-fiction reader than a lover of fiction, I’ve been
Discovering Bob Dylan’s New York
Fifty years ago, on a snowy winter’s day, Robert Zimmerman arrived in New York City. At first
Finding Old Ireland Alive in Place, Words,...
By Michael Shapiro, photos by Michael Shapiro and Jacqueline Yau Attending the Immrama travel literature
A Different Sort of Travel Reading
It is national poetry month in the United States. A while back, I reflected on
Meeting The Mitchell
You may learn a good bit about a community and a neighborhood through its library,
A Wimp Out West
I really shouldn’t be allowed to cross the Rockies. This is what I think whenever
Literary travel: visit the homes of 6...
To really get inside the head and life of an author, it’s tough to beat
Touched by Robert Burns
You do not have to know a thing about Robert Burns to enjoy the stories
Oh, the Places You’ll Go…in 2011
“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer
