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Category Archives: USA
Travel is for the birds
This year Airbnb seems to have been in the news constantly for one legal battle or another. But this wonderful Airbnb campaign called Birdbnb is all about the joy, art and serendipity of travel. Comparing travelers to birds, the project commissioned … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Hotels, Tourism, USA
Tagged Airbnb, Audubon Park New Orleans, Birdbnb, New Orleans
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Free Houses (for writers)
Are you are writer looking for free housing? Are you willing to relocate? Maybe Detroit is the place for you? Write-A-House is a unique non-profit group based in Detroit, Michigan that helps to train people in construction skills by renovating … Continue reading
Library Science
Here’s a little library trifecta for you: The British Library has released over one million images into the Public Domain by placing them for all to use for free on the Flickr Commons. The images are taken from digitized books … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Libraries, Maps, Photography, USA, Writing
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Little Failure
I generally ignore video book trailers, and I’m not much of a memoir reader, but I’m a big fan of Gary Shteyngart‘s novels ( and his wacky book trailers) so I watched this one. The amusing, self-deprecating trailer for Shteyngart’s new … Continue reading
Posted in Books, USA, Writing
Tagged Gary Shteyngart, James Franco, Jonathan Franzen, Little Failure, Rashida Jones
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The Little Prince : A New York Story
For seven decades booklovers around the world have been drawn to Antoine de Sainte-Exupéry’s parable of an interstellar traveler, The Little Prince, who comes to Earth in search of friendship, compassion, and understanding. Few readers, however, realize that the iconic … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, History, Libraries, Museums, USA, Writing
Tagged Little Prince, Morgan Library, Morgan Library & Museum, New York City
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Fun With Dones
San Franciscan Nate Bolt must have some influential friends at the New York Public Library. Either that, or he’s a real fast talker, because someone allowed him to fly a drone equipped with a GoPro camera around the iconic Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Libraries, Tech, USA
Tagged GoPro, Libraries, New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman
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A Byegone Sense of Place
Launched just about a year ago, Wildsam Field Guides travel series just released its new San Francisco edition. Joining Nashville and Austin editions, this terrific travel guidebook is rich in local lore, city heritage, wonderful illustrations—like artist Lisa Congdon‘s Golden … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Books, Maps, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Golden Gate, Lisa Congdon, Nashville Tennessee, San Francisco
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Travel Between the Cups
Travel Between The Pages followers know by now that I suffer from a serious case of O.C.D.—Obsessive Coffee Dependence. Whenever I plan a trip finding the best coffehouses, artisanal roasters and cafes is an uppermost priority. My iPhone and iPad … Continue reading
Light Snacks for the Mind
Philadelphia’s Fishtown craft publishing outfit The Head and the Hand is teaming up with a vending machine company and Philly’s award-winning coffee roaster Elixr to offer us healthy snacks for the mind. The “Chapbook Vending Machines” will be filled with short stories … Continue reading
