Women of the Desert by Jaclyn Maria Fowler

Several generations of women—mothers and daughters, sisters and aunties and nieces—gathered, cooking over an open fire behind the high walls … More

Mud, Fingers, and Fire by Rachel Hoffman

Women’s Work… In West Africa, women make pottery. They mine the mud, age it into clay, wedge it to align … More

In Bejing China at a man who introduced himself as Mr. Cricket’s home. He trains crickets to fight, and he … More

Standing at the road side in the hot July sun in Gettysburg, it gives me a certain guilty pleasure to … More

Ascending and Descending In the Amalfi Coast I knew I was in trouble as soon as I arrived in Praiano. … More

I love to travel. I have friends who love to travel. I love to share travel tales. One of my … More