Lilawrites
Lilarwrites, emily šLondoner who accidentally ended up in Bali. Writing about travel, contradiction, and the push and pull of family. As seen in Geographical and Mekong Review.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Awkward Brits at a communal dinner table
One night in a tiny village outside Sapa, a guest started haggling with our host
Silence fell around the table laden with home-cooked Vietnamese food, and not just the silence of busy chewing. My partner took more food from the center. Thr...
Tangkoko: tarsiers, cuscuses and the monkey who took a selfie
a couple of metres away from a flying tarsier
The tiny ball of fluff made a sudden leap, narrowly missing the bright green bug. It was a tarsier and we were closer than I had imagined possible, albeit not just down to luck.
Trying, Far From Home
Yet another flight coming into Bali
I normally have a sense of what the shape of a year will look like.
When I was in London, I would have plotted out the yearās trips well in advance.
Then we were travelling.
Then settled in Bali, wit...
Bunaken National Park, Sulawesi
somewhere you could go and not feel bad about it, a mostly positive case study
Building on my post about the island only 1% of foreign visitors see, I started writing about Bunaken, one of the wildlife hot spots of Northern Sulawesi. Sulaw...
A Sign (to go to Sulawesi)
an island fewer than 1% of Indonesiaās visitors reach
When Portuguese sailors first glimpsed Sulawesi, they didnāt realise it was one island. Its four huge peninsulas extend octopus-like out 100s of kms from a mountainous, misty center.
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Londoner who accidentally ended up in Bali. Writing about travel, contradiction, and the push and pull of family. As seen in Geographical and Mekong Review.
an aspiring business analyst and island girl based down under ā¦ writing about travel, life, and everything in between
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