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By Hannah White Can we fully separate the artist from their art? This is not a new question, but one that repeatedly demands to be answered. Sylvia Plath’s The Bell…

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Pandemic Wellbeing: Ananda Online

July 14, 2020

Photo by JD Mason on Unsplash By Siggy Franzen The word retreat conjures the ideals of escape; to escape the demands, the consistent pressures, the overwhelming cost, the rapidly passing…

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When the Show Can’t Go On: Orlando Entertainment in the Time of COVID

July 14, 2020

By Kate Bustillos For over 10 years, I have had the privilege of making magic and bringing stories to life in Orlando, Florida. I wielded Poseidon’s trident at Universal’s Islands…

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Taos Web: What Famous Artists Discovered

July 10, 2020

Photo by Zach Castillo on Unsplash By Siggy Franzen “I will disappear. I will not exist. But the land where my feet walk, It will be here always. It will…

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How The Pandemic Will Change Travel

July 10, 2020

By: Matthew Morrow “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us, or we find it not.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson,…

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5 Teas from a Fine Italian Tea House to Turn Staying at Home into a Luxury

July 9, 2020

by Jessica Ellen Monk Tea drinkers don’t mind Shelter in Place so much. Why? Because tea takes time. Like all the best things in life, appreciating tea demands a day…

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Kontiki Expeditions: Bookings For Small-Yacht Expeditions Will Begin This Fall

July 7, 2020

By Michael Yazbeck It has been a difficult year so far for cruise lines, with much of them closing due to the growing threat of COVID-19. Amidst the closings, it…

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Cruise Delays and When can we cruise again?

July 6, 2020

By Michael Yazbeck Going on a cruise enables people to travel across oceans, soaking up the sun, and reading books traveling back in time to an earlier era. Many people…

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Road Scholarship: Literary Travel in the Age of Coronavirus

July 5, 2020

By Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera Perhaps home is not a place but an irrevocable condition. -James Baldwin, Giovanni’s Room. Twenty-one years ago, I moved from Massachusetts to Spain to become a professional…

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Inspired in Solitude: Travel in New England and COVID-19

July 2, 2020

by Hannah White Social distancing: a term previously unknown to most that grew in common usage seemingly overnight. Though we are living in extremely uncertain, difficult, and often lonely times…

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