All posts
17 Aug
Collaboration between creative individuals, between cultures which must cross a massive divide to speak to each other, is hugely exciting, quietly...
13 Aug
I was an anthropology major in college and grad school. Old loves never die. When I came across One Fine Thread, Anna Haber’s blog on global...
10 Aug
We poled through warm, tropical waters – the flats – of north Eleuthera, Bonefish Stuart carrying on a running dialogue with his...
7 Aug
This island draws one back again and again. Its fine, pink sand beach is considered one of the best in the Bahamas and the warm, incredibly...
3 Aug
It was too much to believe, that you could find a proper (read “real”) safari camp anywhere else beside East Africa – and here we are...
28 Jul
On the open plains of the southern Serengeti stands a massive fig tree. It’s trunk measures over 20 feet around, and its capacious limbs,...
25 Jul
It is the journey that’s important, be it a pilgrimage for the soul or a caravan for the coffers. The earth is marked with the tracery of...
21 Jul
Tuesday’s announcement that Amazon was now selling more electronic books than bound books was a sobering one. I mourn the passing of...
20 Jul
New York’s Film Forum is a non-profit cinema that shows independent films and repertory programming – in short, a venue for some...
16 Jul
One of the pleasures of living in a city like New York is the wealth of creativity and creative venues at ones fingertips. Poking around the...
14 Jul
On the eastern coast of Sicily, between Catania and Siracusa, one face to the mountain and the other to the sea, gentled by vineyards and rolling...
12 Jul
Kenya’s Maasai Mara, 1974-1976: camped between the Olareorok and Njagatiak Rivers, a 4-hour, Maasai-stride from Governor’s Camp;...
Latest instagram posts