The Discreet Traveler
J. E. KnowlesJ.E. Knowles's blog
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | jeknowles.substack.com |
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The layered city
I grew up in the country. What I’ve always found fascinating about big cities is how, no matter how much time I spend in them, I can always find myself walking down a street I’ve never been on before. The whole city is living and breathing,...
Bookends
In 1969, American public television launched a children’s program called Sesame Street. Set in a fictional neighborhood in New York City, it was the main show I watched when I was little. There was always something for the parents to relate...
A tale of two Englands
Last month, I went to Glyndebourne for the first time. It’s an opera festival that’s been going since the 1930s, at a 600-year-old country house in Sussex. Glyndebourne is one of the signature events of summer in England, along with Royal A...
Cometh the running mate
Note: The last week+ saw night after night of violent unrest around cities in England, where I’m living. I started writing this while that situation was still fluid, so I’m going ahead with it.
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Walking the line between discretion and paranoia, I am always writing and travel as much as I can. My first novel, Arusha, was a Lambda Literary Award Finalist. My second novel is The Trees in the Field.
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