Destination: Anywhere
Book: The Witching Hour (1993) by Anne Rice
A GUEST POST BY Susan Lanier-Graham
Anne Rice’s The Witching Hour helped me discover those elusive travel moments Continue reading Travel Writer Finds Lessons in Witching Hour
Destination: Anywhere
Book: The Witching Hour (1993) by Anne Rice
A GUEST POST BY Susan Lanier-Graham
Anne Rice’s The Witching Hour helped me discover those elusive travel moments Continue reading Travel Writer Finds Lessons in Witching Hour
Destination: Franklin, Louisiana
Book: Sunday Morning, Crowning Glories, by Mariana Titus
A GUEST POST by Dr. Jessie Voigts
Author Mariana Titus is an old friend and I’ve always admired her writing, care for others, and artistry. Yes, she’s an accomplished artist – she’s inspired our daughter in her artistic pursuits as well. Mariana’s books are full of a sense of PLACE and character. Continue reading Author Interview: Book Travels to Louisiana
I like a cookbook that reads like a book–not an instruction manual. For a cookbook with personality, read The Sweet Life in Paris. When good writing accompanies recipes that make you want to start cooking NOW, you’ve got a winner. If you want to read a food blog with real personality, I recommend Peggy Bourjaily’s Almost Slow Food.
And if a cookbook explores a region in depth like the Dordogne, then you have the best of all worlds, a travel cookbook. Continue reading Cook Books Take You South and Southwest