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I can talk, too.

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Destination: Navajo Reservation

PodCast: IndieTravelPodCast

Book: Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist

If you want to know what I sound like–and what Craig Martin’s New Zealand accent sounds like (although he thinks I am the one with the accent), take a listen at Indie Travel PodCast. Craig interviewed me via Skype about traveling on the Navajo Reservation, and let me bring up our book, Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist. (Which you can buy by clicking on that box over there on the right.)

Interview with Mr. Q–Hugh Pope

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NOTE: This is Post #600 at A Traveler’s Library. (Small cheer.)

Hugh Pope
Hugh Pope

After reading Dining with Al Qaeda, I thought that Hugh Pope was one of those writers I would like to sit with over a cup of tea for a lengthy chat. So MUCH to think about in his book. Continue reading Interview with Mr. Q–Hugh Pope →

More than a Year in Provence

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Taking Root in Provence

 

 

 

Destination: France

Book:Taking Root in Provence by Anne-Marie Simons

A Guest Post by Jessica Voigts

[Note: What you see below is a portion of a recent interview that Jessie Voigts published at Wandering Educators. I extracted just three of the questions and answers, but there is a lot more. Read the entire interview at Wandering Educators.]

Ever wonder what it is like to live in Provence? Yes, we’ve all read Peter Mayle‘s books, and dreamt of moving there. But to actually do it? What’s it like? We recently spoke with Anne-Marie Simons, author of Taking Root in Provence. Continue reading More than a Year in Provence →