Ian Thomson, who recently won the Dolman Travel Prize for his study of Jamaica, discusses with the Guardian, via podcast, the direction travel writing is taking in an age of global communication.
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- Jonathan S.
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- I am a writer living in the Pacific Northwest. I am working on a book about the Lincoln Highway. Follow me: http://thefatherroad.com/
Books Published
Books Published In
- Found II: More of the Best Lost, Tossed, and Forgotten Items from Around the World
- Going Mutant: The Bat Boy Exposed
- Home Brew Wind Power
- Mountain Man Dance Moves: The McSweeney's Book of Lists
- My Funny Major Medical
- My Funny Valentine: America's Most Hilarious Writers Take On Love, Romance, and Other Complications
- The McSweeney's Joke Book of Book Jokes
Magazines Published In
- Amphora Magazine
- BPM Magazine
- Beer Northwest Magazine
- Canoe and Kayak Magazine
- City Arts
- Coffee House Digest
- Comedians Magazine
- Culture: The Word on Cheese
- Diner Journal
- Discover America Travel Guide
- Distinctly Northwest Magazine
- Epitaphs Magazine
- Fine Books and Collections Magazine
- Forever Green
- Geez Magazine
- Ghettoblaster Magazine
- Halftime Magazine
- Idaho Magazine
- Lexus Magazine
- Meatpaper
- Metro Dot Pop
- Nevada Magazine
- Northwest Travel Magazine
- Parody Poetry Journal
- Presence Magazine
- Put an Egg on It
- Rain Taxi Review of Books
- Remedy Quarterly
- SOMA Magazine
- Seattle Business Magazine
- Seattle Sound Magazine
- Sip Northwest Magazine
- Stage Directions Magazine
- Sublime Magazine
- Swindle Magazine
- Touring & Tasting Magazine
- Twins Magazine
- Uppercase Magazine
- Venuszine
- Welding and Cutting Magazine
Newspapers Published In
Blogs I Contribute To
Websites Published On (Music Writing)
Websites Published In (Humor Writing)
Websites Published In (Misc Writings)
Photography Published In
Magazines, Sites, and Blogs I Read Frequently
- Atlantic
- Bookdwarf
- Bookninja
- Comics Curmudgeon
- Crosscut Seattle
- Curious Expeditions
- Esquire
- Grist
- Guardian Unlimited Books
- Harper's Magazine
- Largehearted Boy
- Magazine Publishers of America
- Media Bistro
- Morning News
- National Book Critics Circle Board
- Neatorama
- New York Times Book Section
- New York Times Magazine
- New Yorker
- Newsmap
- Onion, The
- Slate Magazine
- Smithsonian
- Three Quarks Daily
- USA Today Pop Candy
- Vanity Fair
- Weekly World News
Writers I Read Regularly
Blog Archive
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- Drink What You Know
- Jon's Writing in Fine Books Magazine
- Word Strike
- Congratulations, Ernest Hemingway Doppleganger
- J.D. Salinger, Unmasked
- Did You Know There's a Book of Poetry Based on Kyl...
- Friday's Poem
- Will Fart Jokes Make Boys Read More?
- The Book Depository Map
- Finally, Nepal!
- Mauritania's Hidden Manuscripts
- The Memorial to Dickens' Ilustrator, Robert Seymour
- Jeff Buckley Meets Romeo & Juliet
- The Masterpiece of Batwoman: Openly Gay Superhero
- Facial Expressions in Literature
- Ten of the Best Nameless Protagonists in Literature
- The First Underwater Photo Ever Taken
- Tracy Kidder, Interviewed
- Allen Ginsberg's Photos
- Why Has Sherlock Holmes Endured?
- This is Just to Say That I'm Tired of Sharing an A...
- Walt Whitman and the Meteor of 1860
- The Art of Filling Bookshelves
- Children Who Don't Read Grow Up Bad
- What It's Really Like to be a Copy Editor
- Stan Lee and the Super Seven
- Jane Austen's Fight Club
- 55 Years Later, Culture Still Cries Out for "Howl"
- Uncovered
- On My Shelves
- Eight Literary Works that Deserve the Graphic Nove...
- Has the Internet Killed Professional Book Reviewing?
- Art Before Life
- Poetry in Hell
- Who Owns Literature?
- The Trouble with Amazon
- Mad Men: Your Definitive Reading List
- 5 Children's Books That Hollywood Should Tackle Next
- Friday's Poem
- Do Typefaces Really Matter?
- Who Are the Best Publishers on Facebook?
- Sebastian Junger on War
- Alphabet Books
- Bret Easton Ellis on Big Think
- Jim Steranko: Comic Book Hero
- The Collision of Classic Literature and Video Games
- 73 Ways to Become a Better Writer
- Feminist Children's Literature
- Libraries are the New Cupcakes
- But I Want a REAL Princess: A Reading List
- The Digital Revolution in Children's Publishing
- The Secret Trove of Kafka Papers
- The Surreal World of Salvador Dali
- The Duran Duran Book Club
- Look at Me! A Writer's Search for Journalism in an...
- From Comic Book Insider, to Comic Book Publisher
- Note to Self: Do Not Urinate on Library Books
- Work in Progress
- You're Chaining Up Far Too Many Women
- The Periodic Table of Swearing
- The Old Spice Guy Gives a Shout Out to Libraries
- Superhero Wardrobe Malfunctions
- William Faulkner Goes Online
- Nine of the Funniest Library Videos Ever
- Lunch with Carson McCullers, Marilyn Monroe and Is...
- Sloane Crosley - The Woman I Hate I Love
- Finding a Cover for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
- The Art of Slow Reading
- Today's Poem
- A Dignity of Dragons
- Comics Put Patients in the Picture
- The Great Gatsby Game
- Howl Trailer
- Jon's Writing on Venuszine
- The Rise of Comic Books in the Middle East
- Ten Best Sports Books
- Old Girls' Club
- Mark Twain - Locavore
- Who Do YOU Write Like?
- It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's...Well, That Might...
- Why Do Writers Insert Themselves in Their Fiction?
- Janet Fitch's 10 Rules for Writers
- What Are Some of the Coolest Coloring Books Out Th...
- For Whom the Bunion Tolls
- The Diary of Anne Frank as a Graphic Novel
- Where Did the Word Robot Come From, Anyway?
- Typewriter Music
- Oldest Written Document That's Ever Been Found
- What is the Origin of the Term "Slush Pile"?
- RIP Harvey Pekar
- The Dewey Decimal Rap
- A Particularly Catastrophic Summer Reading List
- Book Cover Design
- Happy Birthday, To Kill a Mockingbird
- The Most Widely Read Magazine in the World
- Why is Obama Emotionally Detached?
- The Typographic Sculptures of Marc Ruygrok
- Travel Writing's New Frontiers
- Gwyneth Cooks
- Libraries Must Protect the Freedom to Read
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