Day Trippin’ with Literary Traveler

By Carly Cassano Literary Traveler is proud to have featured articles about artists from all over the world—some well-known, others [...]

National Geographic’s “Found” Blog Offers Endless Travel Inspiration

By Katy Kelleher For a travel writer and photography enthusiast, there are few publications more inspiring than National Geographic. Ever [...]

The Modern Speakeasy: How to Party Like it’s 1929

By Amanda Festa Speakeasies flourished during that dark period of Prohibition when it was illegal to sell, manufacture, or transport [...]

Coffee, Cigarettes, and Revolution: Cuba on the Verge of Change

By Wes Newbury The coffee is strong and sweet, served in a white plastic cup no bigger than a shot glass. [...]

Wine Tasting in Eger, Hungary

By Katy Kelleher When Americans talk wine, there are a few places that tend to pop up in conversation again [...]

The View from Mount Battie

By Katy Kelleher I’ve only lived in Maine for a few months, but I am already beginning to feel like [...]

Witches, Gables and ‘Haunted Happenings’: Literary Traveler Goes to Salem

By Amanda Festa With Halloween quickly approaching, here at Literary Traveler, we have really gotten into the spirit of the [...]

Disney World for Beginners: a twentysomething’s guide to the Magic Kingdom

By Amanda Festa   Growing up, my family took plenty of trips.  We traversed beaches and mountains and partook in [...]

WordFest, Wharton and a Weekend in the Berkshires

by Amanda Festa   Although the heat does not seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, as Labor Day inches [...]

Woman Gone ‘Wild’: Cheryl Strayed Traveling Solo

By Amanda Festa  In her memoir, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, Cheryl Strayed hikes 1,100 [...]