A Sense of Wander
Eric WeinerA Sense of Wander is about the power of place and how our surroundings shape us. Follow me on the road, from the Himalayas to the Arabian desert, as I dig deep into this subject for my latest book project.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Water Worlds
Bangkok is an exceptionally kinetic city. Everyone and everything is in constant motion, with the notable exception of traffic. That is true, too, of its main river, the Chao Phraya, one of the busiest in the world, but with one key differe...
Dispatch from Marfa
Marfa, Texas, a speck of a town adrift in the Chihuahua Desert, is difficult to get to, and even more difficult to get. Is it a thriving artist colony or a past-its-prime ranching town? Is it a creative hot spot or over-hyped celebrity redo...
Why We Travel
Why We Travel
Why travel? It’s expensive. Often frustrating. Sometimes dangerous. Yet every day some twelve million people board an airplane and go…somewhere. Millions more travel by train, road, boat, donkey. Why?
The Sunshine Paradox
Or Why We Need More Grit
I’m not sure exactly when it dawned on me. It might have been as I strolled along Del Mar’s spotless, perfect streets or when I tucked into a perfect, organic kale salad at one of its many perfectly decorated cafes...
When is a Building More Than A Building?
The Unbearable Thinness of the Salk Institute
Blinking under the bright San Diego sun, I stroll along the hard travertine floor, gaze West towards the blue Pacific and think, “I’ve never seen a building quite like this.”
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I write about the power of place. Author of such bestselling books as the The Geography of Bliss and The Socrates Express, I am currently writing a book about the geography of awe.
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