Tokyo haiku
No time for long-form travel journalism? Here’s Tokyo in 17 syllables.
Read MoreNo time for long-form travel journalism? Here’s Tokyo in 17 syllables.
Read MoreMy mother, Doreen Eleanor O’Grady (née Doherty) died 18 years ago today.
Read MorePeter Weir got his idea for The Cars That Ate Paris while driving through France in the ‘70s.
Read MorePerspective is one of Rome’s gifts. It’s something the city offers as entertainment and instruction.
Read MoreHave you ever travelled because of a book? Peter Carey’s Oscar and Lucinda sent us to Bellingen a mere 30+ years after first reading.
Read MoreThe Grand Canal turned the colour of bruised kiwi fruit soon after we arrived. Who’s to blame?
Read MoreI want to sacrifice my retirement savings and turn this abandoned building into a writer’s retreat.
Read MoreWe laughed, we cried, applauded loudly. It ended with a sublime version of Silent Night.
Read MoreIf you don’t hear from me again, you know I’ve joined the Zelen Consortium.
Read MoreThe oarsmen are like Venice’s gondoliers. They’ve seen it all before.
Read MoreSnowflakes add the finishing touch to this Slovenian fairytale.
Read MoreDawn walk in Stockholm, time to watch the sunrise and colours come to life.
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