Re-Joyce in Dublin: For Bloomsday, a Trail of Literary Sites (Post, June 13, 2004)

A Nook for Every Type of Bibliophile (Post, April 11, 2004)

Literary Festivals 101 (Post, March 21, 2004)

In Vermont, Kipling's Bedtime Stories (Post, Feb. 1, 2004)

In London, Paging All Bibliophiles (Post, Jan. 25, 2004)

Baltimore, Wrapped In Mystery (Post, Jan. 18, 2004)

In England, Tolkien Gestures (Post, Dec. 14, 2003)

In Portland, Ore., a Best Seller? (Post, Nov. 16, 2003)

San Francisco's Book Smarts (Post, Oct. 19, 2003)

Derek Walcott: A Poet's Ode to St. Lucia (Post, Oct. 19, 2003)

Miami: A Literary Loop: You've Read the Books, Now See the City (Post, Dec. 22, 2002)

'And here were forests ancient as the hills': 200 years ago, poets Coleridge and Wordsworth walked and talked their way through England's Somerset countryside. Last month, two fans picked up their trail. (Post, Oct. 27, 2002)

In Santa Barbara, 'T' Is for Tour Guide: Mystery Writer Sue Grafton Shows Off Her Home Town (Post, Sept. 8, 2002)

A Heartfelt Triestemonial (Post, July 21, 2002)

America From the Outside (Post, March 31, 2002)

Graham Greene (Post, Jan. 6, 2002)

M-I-C . . .You Elsewhere: A Bookish Sort, Wary of Disney, Finds Happiness in Orlando (Post, Dec. 16, 2001)

In Oregon, Just Readin' in the Rain (Post, Dec. 2, 2001)

MOBY-DICK 101 (Post, Oct. 14, 2001)

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