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Category Archives: USA
Not so secret, but worth a look anyway
Love Home Swap, a popular home exchange website, analyzed more than 700,000 travel tips from 70,000 site members to create a list of travel recommendations. here’s the result in their “Top 150 Secret Destinations” infographic. Maybe not so secret, but … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Canada, Europe, Museums, Restaurants, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged Buenos Aires, Melbourne, Montreal, Sydney, Vienna
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The Twins Take Manhattan
Last August, I was fortunate to show up in Vancouver when the Brazilian street art brother act Os Gemeos was putting finishing touches on a huge installation on Granville Island. So I was thrilled to discover that “The Twins”, Gustavo … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Architecture, Art, South America, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged Manhattan, NYC, Street Art, Times Square
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Think Globally, Read Locally
Longmont Colorado financial planner and author Ron Vejrostek found himself frustrated by the lack of opportunities for local writers to market their books, so he opened his own bookshop. But what makes Local Editions special is its policy of only … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged Boulder Colorado, Colorado, indie bookstores
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Mapping the Wild Things
The late American artist and illustrator David McLimans published widely in periodicals as varied as The Atlantic, Washington Post and New York Times, and was awarded a Caldecott Medal for his children’s book Gone Wild: An Endangered Animal Alphabet. I especially … Continue reading
Writing Lessons From William S. Burroughs
Back in 1979, William S. Burroughs taught a writing course for Boulder Colorado’s Naropa University. Thanks to the magic of YouTube we can all learn the secrets of the Beat icon. The three part video series covers Burroughs’s views on writing … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Film, USA, Writing
Tagged Beats, Carson McCullers, Joseph Conrad, Naropa University, William S. Burroughs
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What Makes It Noir ?
Melanie Patrick and Adam Frost have created this marvelous infographic to answer that question about film.
Posted in Art, Film, movies, USA
Tagged Double Indemnity, Film Noir, Lady From Shanghai, Maltese Falcon, Touch of Evil
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Don’t Call Me A Coffee Snob
I take my coffee seriously, but not to the level of the folks at the Specialty Coffee Association of America. The SCAA has been setting standards for the U.S. coffee market for the past three decades and offers guidance for … Continue reading
The Escapist
Regular visitors to TBTP are well aware of my inordinate enthusiasm for old school print travel magazines. So, it will be no surprise that I’m a big fan of The Escapist from the editors of MONOCLE. Each issue of this … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Alaska, Argentina, Ethiopia, Poland, Thailand
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