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World-Traveling Couple Introduces Readers to Incredible People From Around the Globe

Eternally curious and dogged in their pursuit, married travelers Scott and Tarantino know how to track down a good story, and not just any story. In fact, their book Looking For Legends, comes with a bold itinerary before you even get past the cover. “Let us take you somewhere you’ve…

Christina HennessyApril 2, 2024

Listicles Listicles - Featured

Have Books, Will Travel: Take a Mediterranean Cruise With These 3 Immersive Reads

Traveling offers the best opportunities for me to read. My job often involves long intercontinental flights that allow for rare uninterrupted hours to read. Family vacations are even better as I can find time to turn off my phone and sit by the beach or pool with a good book,…

William WechslerAugust 10, 2022

Miscellany

Lake Cottage Life: One Family’s Tranquil Journey

People seek different means to “rescue” themselves from the hustle and bustle of everyday lives, escape from the hundreds of daily peeks on their smartphones, and seek a sense of peace, solitude and tranquility. Maybe they pursue self-help mentors, study religion, take up relaxing hobbies, and ok, even bury themselves…

Jim AlkonFebruary 22, 2019

Miscellany

Have Book, Will Travel: 6 Literary Road Trips

The most effective way humans can connect with and understand one another is, arguably, through a shared experience. If you have ever read a novel that detailed a personal experience or an awakening you resonated with, then you’re probably aware of the intricate emotional connection that literature can evoke. Narratives,…

Keilah KeiserOctober 8, 2018

Miscellany

Foodies Rejoice For Lonely Planet’s “Ultimate Eats”

Sampling delicious pintxos along the grid of narrow streets in San Sebastián’s old town has been named the #1 best food experience in the world, according to global travel authority Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Eats (Lonely Planet), available to purchase August 21. In the much-anticipated follow-up to Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel (Lonely Planet) Ultimate Eats:…

BookTribAugust 17, 2018

Miscellany

Find your Pride Month celebration in the Guide to Pride

While it’s a wonderful thing to be proud of who you are all year-round, June is the month in which it’s celebrated officially in the LGBT community with elaborate parades, music festivals and rallies. All month long, cities around the U.S. are hosting Pride events to commemorate the 1969 Stonewall…

Alissa LetkowskiJune 18, 2015

Miscellany

5 Gorgeous, endangered places to remember on Earth Day

Happy Earth Day, global citizens! First celebrated in 1970 to honor the Earth and the concept of peace, this originally groovy holiday has evolved to become an international observance focused on the environment and the health of the planet. In fact, President Barak Obama spent his Earth Day in the…

JeriAnn GellerApril 22, 2015

Miscellany Nonfiction

“50 State Odyssey from Sea to Shining Sea” Takes You on a Photographic Trip To Every State

“From the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters…” Osprey Nest, Florida Everglades circumstances, a collection of images from majestic places would spur readers to pack their backs and set out on a journey. With discretionary travel largely curtailed until safer times emerge, people can find joy and harmony in…

Jim AlkonApril 15, 2021

Nonfiction Save the World

Office Worker Turned Travel Junkie in “Ten Years a Nomad”

Matthew Kepnes's parents were taken aback when told their son was going to travel around the world for a year. It didn't match their vision for him: 9-to-5 job, a climb up the corporate ladder, eating with the same friends at the same places. But it was a year -…

Lee PelletierJuly 22, 2019

Nonfiction

“Outlander” Stars Heughan and McTavish Storm the Scottish Highlands in Kilts

There is something incredibly sexy about men in kilts, especially if they are Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish. The cheeky cover of their new travelogue, Clanlands: Whisky, Warfare, and a Scottish Adventure Like No Other (Hodder & Stoughton) is enough to seduce readers to tag along on their hilarious cross-country…

Jodé MillmanNovember 13, 2020

Nonfiction

A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

What a stark revelation for Dena Moes, some 10,000 feet high in view of the Annapurna peaks in Nepal during her family's eight-month, life-altering trip to India, chronicled in her charming debut, The Buddha Sat Right Here: A Family Odyssey Through India and Nepal (She Writes Press). To fully understand…

Meagan FoyApril 2, 2019

Nonfiction

BookTrib Interview with Rick Steves on Transformational Travel and Global Perception

Best-selling travel guide author, the host of multiple travel TV shows and radio programs: if you've ever even thought about traveling, you've come across Rick Steves. Just a few years ago, Steves came out with his television special The Holy Land: Israel and Palestine Today, and now he has an updated version…

BookTribMarch 13, 2018

Nonfiction

Letting Dreams Soar: How Travel Changed My Life

Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve always dreamed of flying away to faraway places. I certainly have the travel gene. Every time I would see an airplane, my attention would dissipate for a moment while my 6-year-old self would ponder where the plane was going. It wasn’t long…

BookTrib Guest AuthorDecember 6, 2016

Nonfiction

Conversation with William Least Heat-Moon on Writing Blue Highways and creative courage

In 1982, William Least Heat-Moon published Blue Highways, his account of what happened after losing his wife, his job, and his direction in life. In a van he named “Ghost Dancing,” Heat-Moon set out to find a new direction by having no direction—by exploring the United States and the people within…

Michael RuscoeJune 2, 2014

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Immerse Yourself in India’s Colorful Contradictions With Romantic Thriller “Mrs. Varman”

India is a country of juxtapositions: abject poverty neighboring the well-to-do, garbage spoiling on city streets and fragrant foods on restaurant tables, harsh sunlight burning the air outside dusky rooms with thick embroidered curtains. Sanjeeta Behera brings all this to her readers in Mrs. Varman, offering a complicated backdrop to…

Sherri DaleyMay 19, 2022

Fiction Romance

Lucinda Riley’s “The Missing Sister” Powerfully Concludes Family Saga Series

In the much-anticipated final installment of her Seven Sisters Series, Irish author Lucinda Riley takes readers on an epic journey to uncover the truth behind Pa Salt’s seventh adopted daughter. Like many of the books in the series, The Missing Sister (Blue Box Press) is a story of love, sacrifice,…

BookTribMay 27, 2021

World-Traveling Couple Introduces Readers to Incredible People From Around the Globe

Have Books, Will Travel: Take a Mediterranean Cruise With These 3 Immersive Reads

Lake Cottage Life: One Family’s Tranquil Journey

Have Book, Will Travel: 6 Literary Road Trips

Foodies Rejoice For Lonely Planet’s “Ultimate Eats”

Find your Pride Month celebration in the Guide to Pride

5 Gorgeous, endangered places to remember on Earth Day

“50 State Odyssey from Sea to Shining Sea” Takes You on a Photographic Trip To Every State

Office Worker Turned Travel Junkie in “Ten Years a Nomad”

“Outlander” Stars Heughan and McTavish Storm the Scottish Highlands in Kilts

A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

BookTrib Interview with Rick Steves on Transformational Travel and Global Perception

Letting Dreams Soar: How Travel Changed My Life

Conversation with William Least Heat-Moon on Writing Blue Highways and creative courage

Immerse Yourself in India’s Colorful Contradictions With Romantic Thriller “Mrs. Varman”

Lucinda Riley’s “The Missing Sister” Powerfully Concludes Family Saga Series

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