The Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-eun is one of those books which makes you stop and think about your responsibility as a traveller. Although it is…
Disclosure: This review of The Salt Path by Raynor Winn contains affiliate links. If you click on them I receive a tiny commission at no…
I’m sure I speak for a lot of people when I say that now more than ever I’m finding myself wanting to escape from the…
Hey there! How are you doing? It feels like such a weird time to be living through right now doesn’t it? As the Coronavirus lockdown…
I feel I should begin this review of My Midsummer Morning by admitting that it’s quite different to the one I was expecting to write. …
“I love it when a book grabs you from the first page,” I wrote on Twitter shortly after starting Lois Pryce’s Revolutionary Ride. And Lois’…
Twelve books in twelve months – that’s twelve months of travel from the comfort of my sofa. Along with the other members of #travelbookclub I’ve…
It’s a never ending source of amazement to me, that there is so much to see and do on our own doorsteps here in the…
Someone once told me that the guidebooks you start travelling with are the ones you will always return to and for me, ever since I…
I must admit, there are few things in life I love as much as travel. However, one of the things which does make it on…