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Category: Literary Tourism

To many, Florida is a vacation destination full of salty palm tree lined beaches, busy theme parks, orange groves, humid

The inspiration for each installment of our Literary Tourism series comes from many places. Today’s Michigan-set list was inspired by

A 2014 article written by scholar An Sonjae claims “The greatest challenge facing anyone trying to introduce Korean writing to

When you think of Chicago, what comes to mind first? Perhaps the skyline, the food, or the sports teams. The

Readers, I’m delighted to welcome our Modern Mrs Darcy Book Club community manager Ginger Horton to the blog today. As

Readers, I’m delighted to welcome our What Should I Read Next media production specialist Holly Wielkoszewski to the blog today.

In Jules Verne’s adventure novel Around the World in Eighty Days, the main character and his valet accept a bet

I love when a book whisks me away to a different time and place—if only in my mind. In recent

We’re big fans of literary tourism around here. Books can take you places you’ll never physically visit, and can help

Paris has always captured the hearts and imaginations of writers, artists, and readers. So many now-classic authors including Edith Wharton,

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