The Dorset of One Girl, One Summer with Isabel Ashdown
Dorset with Isabel Ashdown The Dorset of One Girl, One Summer with Isabel Ashdown It's always interesting when an author completely fictionalises the places where…
Authors take us on journeys and invite us to settings and places we might not have experienced before. Seeing a place through an author’s eyes is wonderful – visit a castle or a gothic setting, travel back in time and discover the joys of literary travel.
Travel via book means you can be an armchair traveller or one in real life. Here, the Literary Travel Agency guide take you on a journey fuelled with wanderlust.
Dorset with Isabel Ashdown The Dorset of One Girl, One Summer with Isabel Ashdown It's always interesting when an author completely fictionalises the places where…
The Black Mountains and the Puzzle Wood The setting of the new novel by Rosie Andrews really struck me. It's described in the blurb like this:…
The Theatre of Glass and Shadows The Theatre of Glass and Shadows - set in an alternative London Settle down, this is a trail into…
Kay Wilson goes to the Women’s prize for fiction A fantastic piece from new author Kay Wilson who recently attended the Women's Prize even in…
The St Kilda of Karen Swan's novels Karen Swan travels to St Kilda - the location of her novels Oh it's a treat to head…