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The Vagabond's House Inn Bed and Breakfast in a quiet but central location in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, is a historic pet-friendly guesthouse-hotel just off the PCH.

Vagabonding is about taking time to discover and experience the world up close and personal, emphasising discovery and spiritual growth from those journeys and encounters

Modern travel writing in the United States began after the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Great War of the 1940s.

Even if one is not a western fan, reading L'Amour's autobiography will be inspiring. Loaded with surprising information, one will find L'Amour a rare and unique man.

Travelers and travel-oriented publications like to make lists of the "best ever" travel books. But they don't always agree on what those books are.

Queen Elizabeth fully supported the theatre but the London politicians did not, so traditional venues were utilized by acting companies.

Popular travel publications in recent years have listed the favorite travel books of their editors and readers. But not all lists cite the same books.

Of the many sensational, soul-gripping travel stories that exist, there are only so many that time and again make the popular "Best Ever Travel Books" lists.

Internet-based options for travel writers have grown in recent years, creating more opportunities to publish storytelling with a compelling edge to it.

There are numerous jokes about family skeletons kept hidden in the closet. Here's how to find some of those ancestors many genealogists are hesitant to claim.

Based on the story, "In a Grove" by Ryonosuke Akutagawa, Rashomon (1950) introduced Japanese film to Western audiences. After half a century its power is undiminished.

Morgan Llywelyn's Finn Mac Cool, written in 1994, is among her best efforts to bring the mythic heroes of Irish folklore to the modern reader.

October 4rth marks the conclusion of the Austin City Limits music festival, one of America's most anticipated musical events. But did the reality meet the expectations?

Players can take to the skies as they battle monsters in this anime style game with elements from the steampunk literary genre.

A visit to Spain's most famous and most popular tourist attraction, the most splendid legacy of The Moors - The Alhambra Palace.

Is there anything better than getting paid for vacation? A writer can take notes, collect facts, make photos -- and get paid to publish the story of the experience.

When a marriage ends, Rita Golden Gelman rediscovers herself and the beautiful people in the world through her journeys and adventures as a female nomad.

When her twin boys come home with a tale of a vampire in the woods, Lori is skeptical. She shouldn't be; the sighting holds the clue to strange happenings in the area.

Brief biography of 20th-century French author Sidonie Gabrielle Colette.

In the new paperback edition of Myths and Legends of Britain and Ireland, author Richard Jones explores the history and mystery of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales

Sydney's Harbour Cruises can include sights of Lady Bay, Camp Cove, Nielsen, Manly Cove and Chinamen's Beach, along with jazz music, Latin dancing and gourmet meals.

Hilton will be opening two new hotels in Ireland. The Limerick Hilton and the Hilton Dublin Kilmainham are due to open in early 2007.

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Celebrate a quintessential Sydney Christmas. A summer Christmas means seafood, barbeques, carols sung by the beach, t-shirts, shorts and sunshine.

The first British settlement in North America was at Georgetown, Virginia, in 1607. Tracing your English, Welsh, Irish or Scottish ancestry was never more popular

Susie Scott Krabacher shares her moving memoirs in the book "Angels of a Lower Flight: One Woman's Mission to Save a Country...One Child at a Time."

Brief biography of Norwegian author Knut Hamsun, one of Scandinavia's greatest novelists. Aside from The Growth of the Soil, he is known for the novels Hunger and Pan.

Monastic communities thrived in medieval times. But a cloistered life wasn't for everyone. Some people chose to live as hermits or preachers in the community.

Located on the eastern coast of Ireland, Dublin is a city most famous for its bars. Here is a guide of ones to experience, plus must-see sights such as Temple Bar.

Newly freed African Americans soon found that the freedom that they were awarded was very different from what they anticipated.

Although the Reformation (1520-50) was a Christian event affecting mainly central Europe, other factors including Spain and the Muslim nations helped it to succeed

Many towns in colonial New England had a practice called "warning out." Under this practice, poor people who weren't born in the town might be forced to leave the town.

In a glorious throwback move, Gabriel Yared has composed a thoroughly old-fashioned drama score of both soaringly epic and intimately romantic proportions.

The game-plan of H.P. McGrath in the first Kentucky Derby held May 17, 1875 was to let his stable "rabbit" take the lead to set up his star, Chesapeake.

Publishing on online travel magazines is a great way for emerging travel writers to gain publishing credits and valuable writing experience.

An interview with Blue Yates, and a brief look at his burgeoning career as one of the rising stars of the classical guitar world.

The author shows how to create freedom of time and place and to use both however you want; a blueprint to live more and work less, an opportunity to change everything.

The gaucho (paisano) is the rough, tough dandy of South America. Women love him and men want to be him. But who exactly is he, where can you see him and what is he doing?

Jesse WhiteCrow is an extreme traveler and writer who, after three years of walking across America, completed his transient mission and has begun the next part: the book.

Willa Cather's groundbreaking short story, "Paul's Case," written in 1906, is a study of youth, family, sexuality, and the dangers of being different.

Boris Godunov, a Russian opera by Modest Mussorgsky. Boris Godunov opera plot synopsis, character list, and other opera information.

Halloween is on the horizon and there are plenty of books to put teens in a mystical mood. The below titles are sure to provide an eerie something for everyone.

Whether you call it truancy, playing hooky, unexcused absences or skipping school, students are not showing up for school in massive numbers.

Epcot and The Magic Kingdom are not just for little kids. There are plenty of exciting attractions for teenagers at these parks.

"Travel writing" can be a confusing term. It can indicate a guide book packed with information for travelers, or an entertaining story from a first-person view.

One of the most common questions asked of those who espouse a traditional, biblical view of Creationism concerns Cain's wife. Where did she come from?

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Mystery writer Ken Kuhlken shares the secrets of his approach to writing, from idea to execution.

New, and veteran, expats who love animals wonder about the logistics of air travel with their pet. Many worry about quarantines, health certificates, tattoos and such.

The directorial debut of Ridley Scott's son, Jake, is a jostling tale of deceit, chicanery, and robbery in 1740s London. It's also a morality tale hidden within a comedy.

Thriving theatres and performers treated with suspicion survived during the lifetime of Queen Elizabeth I, but later went into decline under pressure.