I’m still in Petit St. Vincent, which means this blog post comes to you via my BlackBerry (while I lounge around counting all the shades of blue in the sea)…which matters because I’m not sure how to embed a link for my latest column on London tours for TheSteet.com.
Okay, I figured it out.
Here’s the link. [...]
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Explore London with an Insider’s Tour–TheStreet.com, 1/2/09
Posted in Alison's Portfolio, On Books, On Food & Drink, On Places & Travel, Travel to Europe on January 6, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Literary London, Fab Resources for Bookish Travelers
Posted in Daybook, On Books, On Places & Travel, Travel to Europe, tagged bookstores in London, literary travel, London, london literary maps on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I was just researching my next column for TheStreet.com, which will be about insider’s tours of London –recommendations for lovers of food, shopping, movies, the environment, and, because I love them, books. (As I mentioned earlier, I did a little bookstore crawl during my last London visit, which included Persephone Books pictured at left.)
I discovered [...]
A London Pub Crawl for the Literate
Posted in Daybook, On Books, On Places & Travel, Travel to Europe, tagged best bookstores in london, bookstores in London, reading, traveling on December 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
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