We present our panoramic vision of travel literature in our Spring ‘Open’ issue. A carefully curated collection of travel poetry, fiction, and memoir, the selections for the ‘Open’ issue invite readers into the landscape of the personal journey, and redefine what that can be.
...Perhaps more than any other time in recent history, how we see places and one another will determine what happens next to our human family.
Panorama: the Journal of Intelligent Travel proudly offers up our latest collection, ‘Seen,’ in the spirit of sequi, to follow. Along...
“Travel gave me the courage to write; feminism, the courage to look differently.”
Kristin Winet is a writer and teacher who lives in the Sonoran Desert. In her day job, she teaches writing at the University of Arizona and trains graduate students in writing pedagogy and inclusive teaching. Her travel writing, which has won awards from The North American Travel Journalists’ Association and Travelers’ Tales Press, has been published in places like The Smart Set, Witness Magazine, and Atlas Obscura and taken her to over 30 countries. In her scholarly work, she considers feminist approaches to travel writing and aims to create more inclusive, equitable spaces in travel and education. Since the pandemic, she has added two little ones to her family, so travel looks a little different–and a lot more chaotic!–right now.
...In this issue we have work from India, Nigeria, Philippines, Israel, Netherlands, UK, USA, Brazil, South Korea, Thailand, Germany, Italy, and more. In many ways it’s the most diverse publication to date for the breadth of contributions and the people involved.
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