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Category Archives: USA
Travel Roulette
Heineken Brewery recently launched a fun travel promotion campaign based on a game they call “Departure Roulette” at New York City’s JFK International Airport. The game dares flyers to drop their scheduled travel plans for a chance to travel to … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Heineken, John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, New York City
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Notes From the Underground
New York City-based artist Ourit Ben-Haim travels the city’s subway system snapping candid photos of readers and then posting them with the book titles on her wonderful blog The Underground New York Public Library. I don’t know what’s so compelling about … Continue reading
Party Like It’s 1900
Beginning tomorrow and running through the end of September, Fête Paradiso, the world’s first traveling festival of vintage European carousels and carnival rides, is making it’s North American debut on New York City’s historic Governors Island. The diverse collection of late … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Carousel, Governors Island, Manhattan, New York City
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Philadelphia’s Literary Legacy
Philadelphia is widely known for it’s treasure-trove of historical sites and it’s rich architectural heritage. And of course, it’s the mural arts capital of the world. But less attention has been focused on the area’s splendid literary legacy. Opened just … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Libraries, Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged Ben Bova, David Goodis, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Free Library, Philadelphia International Airport
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Station to Station
Station to Station: A Nomadic Art Happening is a rare and exciting transcontinental arts event that will connect visual artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers and even chefs this September. The ten stop train trip/public art project is the brainchild of the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Film, Museums, Music, Photography, Theater, Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged Charlotte Gainsbourg, Dirty Projectors, Doug Aitken, Kenneth Anger, Rick Moody
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Operation Book Drop
Weller Book Works was founded over 80 years ago in Salt Lake City, Utah as Zion Bookstore. Over the decades the shop, which sells new and used titles, has remained in the Weller family, but has been known as Sam Weller’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged booksellers, Bookstores, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Bibliophile Diner
Book lovers traveling on US I-84 between NYC and Boston will want to take a brief detour just before the Connecticut-Massachusetts border. Leave the Interstate at exit 74 and make a beeline for the humble Traveler Food and Books Restaurant in … Continue reading
I’ve Been Everywhere (not)
Created by California designer and illustrator Adrian Walsh, the Everywhere Project is a collaborative effort that pays tribute to the iconic folk song “I’ve Been Everywhere“. An invited group of artists have been contributing luggage labels representing the 92 locations … Continue reading
Pulp Fictions
Utah artist and illustrator Timothy Anderson has created a fantastic series of vintage pulp fiction-style book cover art for some of our favorite science fiction and animated films. Take a look and then visit his website, and consider purchasing a … Continue reading
