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Reading Time: 3 minutes The womb of birth, which is of waterAnd The womb of death, which is of earth. – Lise Goett But
Reading Time: 3 minutes The womb of birth, which is of waterAnd The womb of death, which is of earth. – Lise Goett But
Reading Time: 7 minutes Both history and mythology come alive as we explore the paradox of Turkiye, discovering that Atatürk was not just the father of his country, but its mother, too. … Read story…Atatürk’s Pajamas
Reading Time: 6 minutes Springtime in Paris: La flaneur A single French word sums up my travel ambitions: flaneur. It means someone who wanders
Reading Time: 7 minutes Reflections on Baltic Tourism and the Helsinki Herring Festival Click here to view the Scholarworks Article feature. The Helsinki Herring
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Practice of Wild Writing … Read story…Under the Influence: Gary Snyder
Reading Time: 2 minutes Reading and writing are my addictions. I read to escape. I read to go deeper, to focus, to travel. I
Reading Time: 4 minutes Procida at last! Isn’t this what I have come for? Meeting my fantasy friends from the film Il Postino? It
Reading Time: 4 minutes When I don’t know what to do first, I just watch people and pick out someone who looks like they
Reading Time: 4 minutes The next day, a Monday, arrives like a hangover. It is slightly rainy and gray, and everyone is gone. There
Read story…Ischia: Elena Ferrante Goes to Paradise. And so do I, alas.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Naples has welcomed American Sailors since time immemorial (at least since World War II) and it still welcomes everyone, that
Read story…Gritty Naples: Full of life, but watch your wallet