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Sunday Magazine: 09.10.16

Welcome to our new weekly Sunday Magazine. Each Sunday, we’ll bring you selected works from around the world, from travel poetry to fiction to photography....

Firsts: Cherry Picking

At twilight, Johnny roams the narrow streets. He passes the central square, the old church and the launderette. He walks on searching for something. When...

Firsts: Our Own Archipelago

Two days since midsummer passed. We partied all night on summer cottage decking and drank strong beer with a bear’s face snarling at us from...

Weekend Reading: I am a place

Careful observation can bridge the gap between seeing something virtually and witnessing the same thing in person. Although I’m no different to any other inquisitive...

Weekend Reading: Other Skins

I love the snake that stifles my breath I have built him bit by bit all these years fleshed him with fear so he moves...

Weekend Reading: Blue cheese blues

My brother and I waited until we knew we were alone, and darted into the little pantry. The old fridge hummed and hissed and gurgled...

Weekend Reading: Mapping Firenze

The day I learned to travel was the first time I ever was truly lost.

It was 1979 and I was nine years old. Surely,...

Sunday Magazine: 16.10.16

Welcome to the second edition of our weekly Sunday Magazine. Each Sunday, we bring you selected travel-themed works from around the world, including poetry, memoir,...

Weekend Reading: Food for the inner child

My first meaningful encounter with food took place on the French Riviera in the summer of 1991. I don’t remember it, but the story has...

Weekend Reading: Anastasia maps

Each night my handiwork charts Calypso’s serenade, the arrival of things that can only be made from scratch, a second language learned by the precisionist...

Weekend Reading: An unreliable guide to London

Lord Kitchener, the late Trinidadian calypsonian, arrived in England on the Empire Windrush in 1948, with several songs in his back pocket. Kitchener, a then...

Weekend Reading: Taal Lake and the Lagunzad Trail

Dan Lagunzad was a botanist: he was built slim and thrumming, like a low, springy tree that was just a little bit taller than I...

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Sunday Magazine: 23.10.16

Welcome to the third installment of our Sunday Magazine, the perfect literary accompaniment to your weekend. In this issue, our Gastronomy Editor, Cecilia Hae-Jin Lee...

Weekend Reading: Festa de São João

They tell me the banked fires on every street corner tonight reveal in smoke and tears the face of the one you are meant to...

Weekend Reading: Jesus, Uno, Kimchi Pizza

It was the start of a three-day Memorial Day weekend. I stood there leaning on the counter, watching my folks’ forest green Lincoln Continental pull...

Weekend Reading: Byron and Hobhouse in the Bernese Oberland

Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse were university chums. Hobby had been best man at Byron’s unlikely and short-lived wedding to Annabella Milbanke in 1815,...

Weekend Reading: Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle

It was in the town of Shkodra, in northern Albania, that I first picked up the name Edith Durham. Strolling the streets in the dry...

Sunday Magazine: 30.10.16

Welcome to our fourth edition of our weekly Sunday Magazine. Each week, Panorama aims to widen the conversation in the travel narrative, through poetry, fiction,...

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