WWritten in StoneCurated Literary Journeys

Literary Travels

Reading the world in place.

Authors’ rooms. Graves. Libraries. Bookshops. Streets.

Travel is part of the curation. Standing where a writer lived, wrote, walked or is remembered changes the way a book is read—and often changes the objects that later find their way into a Literary Journey.

Shakespeare’s Globe, London
Shakespeare’s Globe, London
A line from The Tempest outside the Globe—one of those small personal literary moments worth looking for.
A line from The Tempest outside the Globe—one of those small personal literary moments worth looking for.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey
Geoffrey Chaucer, Poets’ Corner
Geoffrey Chaucer, Poets’ Corner
The Brontë sisters remembered in Westminster Abbey
The Brontë sisters remembered in Westminster Abbey
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow memorial
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow memorial
Oscar Wilde Society stained glass
Oscar Wilde Society stained glass
A literary museum wall of writers and words
A literary museum wall of writers and words
A nighttime literary stop in Ireland
A nighttime literary stop in Ireland
Librairie Maktaba, Old Montréal
Librairie Maktaba, Old Montréal
A favorite library interior in Québec
A favorite library interior in Québec
The Poet’s Passage, Old San Juan
The Poet’s Passage, Old San Juan
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