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Graham Greene The Quiet American

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Join @thombrowntravel on his adventure through Slovenia, chasing the country's national literary hero, Prešeren and the owner of a lost notebook.
From the Literary Traveler family to yours--Happy Thanksgiving!
"Visitors to Oxford often ask local writers if they are intimidated or inspired by Faulkner. The answer of course is both. Mr. Bill, as I like to call him, is our guiding star. If we tried to write like Faulkner, it would be too deep a shadow. He was vein-for-vein immersed in the human struggle and with that sensibility and his one-of-a-kind talent he was able to achieve what he did."
Zeenath Khan juxtaposes her post-pandemic train ride through New England with @paul.theroux’s "The Great Railway Bazaar". While worlds apart, there is an embrace of stillness and an attention to detail that echoes throughout both passengers' adventures.
"My decision forty years ago to pass on a luxurious resort in Guatemala and take my new bride on our honeymoon getting to know some of the history, culture and cuisine of Mexico was the right one, and would begin an ongoing love for Mexico and its people. We headed over the Cuchumatanes Mountains into Mexico, stopping first in the colonial town of San Cristobal de las Casas, which is filled with art and pottery of every color, reflecting both Mayan Indian and Spanish Colonial influences. Our 2,500-mile trek would take several weeks, northeast up the Gulf Coast and then back down the Pacific side on our return home."
Get cozy this weekend with the March sisters and this literary recipe by @hannnahwhite_
Hope everyone has a great Halloween! We are still working on our costumes for tonight! We sent out a few articles to get everyone in the spirit for Halloween. 
Join @krishogan74 as she travels through the Amazon with her husband and children, in search of one more family adventure before the oldest child leaves for college. Along the way, they make a new friend, Sam, who (like the Dr Seuss character) encourages them to open their minds and try new things throughout their journey.
"Georgia gave us Flannery O’Connor. Mississippi, William Faulkner and Eudora Welty. And Texas has produced some of the greatest literary giants in American history. From Cormac Mcarthy to Gloria E. Anzaldúa, Texas continues to be central to the lives and works of many contemporary authors."
"You can feel the power of nature surrounding you and calling you to learn it’s lessons."
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