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Category Archives: Books
A Specter is Haunting Texas
The constant news stories this past week about the pitiful state of the State of Texas reminded me of the little known post-apocalyptic science fiction satire by the way under appreciated author Fritz Leiber. In the very dark, but humorous … Continue reading
Posted in Books, USA, Writing
Tagged Fritz Leiber, Galaxy, Magazines, Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Murder on the Orient Express
This Murder on the Orient Express book sculpture was created by Thomas Wightman as promotional material for the Agatha Christie remake of the film by 20th Century Fox. The film was one of the many adaptations of the now classic Agatha … Continue reading
Two Ways To Avoid Suffering
The inferno of the living is not something that will be; if there is one, it is what is already here, the inferno where we live every day, that we form by being together. There are two ways to escape … Continue reading
Still Standing
Regular visitors to Travel Between The Pages may recall previous stories about San Francisco’s fabled Arion Press. The charming video below recounts a visit to the historic 101 year old printer. If you love books, and I know that you … Continue reading
The Red Lantern
Kitagawa Utamaro and The Red lantern Shop, Kyoto, Woodblock printing technique From Process of Printing Wood Engraving (Mokuhan Suritate Junjo), 1956.
Hope Lines
Philadelphia can be a difficult place to live even in the best of times. Although it can be a wonderful destination for visitors, America’s “cradle of liberty” also suffers from one of the nation’s worst poverty rates and has been … Continue reading
Reasonable Expectations
Posted in Animation, Art, Books
Tagged Cartoons, Comics, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Roald Dahl
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Super Books
This Sunday, millions of people in the U.S. and around the world tuned in to watch the annual Super Bowl. Each year, a large percentage of the viewers watch just to see the often clever and funny commercials. On his … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, USA
Tagged indie bookstores, North Carolina, Super Bowl, Tom Hanks
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Cool Beans
Under a range of glacier capped volcanic mountains, and fronted by dramatic black sand beaches, little Vik is a must visit destination on Iceland’s stunning south coast. The village’s newest attraction combines two of my favorite things—a micro-roastery and a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Allio Bullet, Coffee, coffee roasters, Iceland, Vik
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Telling Stories About Heroes
I was dead chuffed to stumble upon the wonderful short film “Troll Bridge” which was based on an original short story of the same name by the late great Terry Pratchett. Directed by Daniel Knight, the movie was created after … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Film, movies, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Discworld, New Zealand, Queenstown, Terry Pratchett
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