Novel Adventurers

A Wind-and-Rain bridge in Xiajiang, Guizhou By Beth Green Our first problem was that the guidebook told us enough about the villag...

By Alli Sinclair As we’re writing about bridges this week, it would be remiss of me not to blog about one of Australia’s greatest icons—...

Our guest this week is Gerhard Bock, a translator, photographer, and avid gardener based in Northern California. He is also an occasiona...

By Patricia Winton One of Rome’s most intriguing architectural gems lies hidden from view most of the time. The church of Sant’Ivo (St Iv...

By Beth Green Photo by JP At the age of nine, when I wasn’t making up elaborate (and slightly shocking) stories about what Barbie a...

Photo by Stanley Wood One of the fun parts about writing fiction set in exotic locales is the opportunity to incorporate his...

Imamzadeh Zeid at the Grand Bazaar in Tehran By Heidi Noroozy A trip to Iran is never complete without a visit to one...

By Edith McClintock Tower fortress in Upper Omalo It’s not hard to guess that Tusheti, like most of Georgia, was subject to con...