Wayfaring Hearts
Matthew David Nelson, Brad YonakaVisions from the road
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Be Where Your Feet Are
Old town of Skopje, North Macedonia | 35mm film
This is a response to ’s post, “Gathering the Crumbs,” where he goes into his process of gathering material for his writing in the present, but also a look into how he has maintained h...
Thoughts on the Craft of Travel Writing
Photo by the author / Restelice, Kosovo
It’s a pleasure to keep this thought-provoking series going, Brad.
You recently responded to my approach of waiting to publish a longer-form travel account:
What that [cautious] approach lacks is,...
Musings on "Enlightened Travel Fiction"
Photo by the author | 35mm film
I enjoyed your prior entry, Brad. You tied up several loose ends I left behind, and Heart of Darkness truly is the ideal case study for the new genre you coined: “Enlightened Travel Fiction.” I’m going to bo...
All Journeys Were Return Journeys
Photo by the author | Prishtina, Kosovo
This is in response to an essay by :
Odyssey And Meaning
Information vs. Emotion in Travel Writing
This post is in response to Matthew David Nelson ’s latest entry…
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A City of Division and Destiny
The Grand Mosque of Mitrovica | All photos are by the author
I took the morning bus from Prishtina to South Mitrovica (pronounced “Mee-tro-VEET-sa”) for a euro and a half. In front of me were seated a mother and her daughter, who wore her...
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Travel Writer and Film Photographer from Des Moines, IA | Published in National Geographic Traveller Magazine, Rough Guides, and Get Lost.
Bringing you the more interesting bits of flotsam and jetsam of my travels. At the moment, my articles and notes are being published on my linked page 'Odyssey and Meaning'.
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