A solo trip means taking the time to expand, contemplate and gain a new perspective. And there’s no […]
Category Archive: Book review
Wayfarer Books’ second printed zine is here: ‘The Train’ zine explores books and other printed matter about railways. […]
One day, Matteo Di Giovanni started driving from Milan to North Cape. Having recently gone through a car […]
There are many forms of magic around the world: fairy and ghost tales, complex rituals and cosmogonies have […]
Rather than a classic travel book, ‘The Flood of 1903’ is more a story of natural disasters and […]
In Albanian mythology, the Kuçedra is a dragon-like creature who brings great misfortune to the land and people: […]
Long before highways were constructed and cars used, rivers were one of the most efficient way of travelling […]
When Bego Antón enrolled in the Icelandic Elf School, a woman told her she would write a book […]
‘Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese’ is an ambitious Japanese encyclopaedia published between 1897 and 1898. These […]
To understand ‘Yama no Shashin’ by Linda Fregni Nagler, one must travel back in time to 1853. This […]