“The Illustrated On the Road,” by Jack Kerouac Illustrations by Christopher Panzner Project Details: The idea was to create a watercolor/ink carnet de voyage (travel sketchbook or “Moleskine”) to make it appear to have been done on the road while...
The Ghost of Berry Creek by Richard LeBlond Contributor A botanist by trade, I have never lost my love of exploring new habitat and learning new species. So I talked the Forest Service into letting me conduct a small survey on its land in the Great Basin...
Alamy Stock Photo, Trinity Mirror, Mirrorpix STREET CRIME: Memories of Life on 28th Street by Elliott Wilner Guest Contributor In the 1940s, when I was a young boy, 28th Street Northwest was a nondescript street in the Cleveland Park neighborhood of...
Wikimedia Commons/Creative Commons/Republic of Korea Armed Forces South Korean Air Force F-4E Prelude to Cuba and Dallas By Bill Vernon President Kennedy was coming to Bogue Field standing with the other lower level NCOs on our half-hour trip to Bogue,...
Of Brooms and Ennui on the Île Saint-Louis by L. John Harris (Excerpted from “Café French: A Flâneur’s Guide to the Language, Lore and Food of the Paris Café.” Text and illustrations by L. John Harris. Forthcoming Fall, 2019 from el Leon...
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