Interview With Expat Author, Emily Winslow
I recently read Emily Winslow’s new novel “The Start of Everything”. Set in Cambridge, England, this book is a real page-turner. I’m…
Read more →Columnists
Do All Roads Lead To China?
When you’re living the ‘enviable’ expat life, it is for the most part, just that. But looming amongst the five star shindigs,…
Read more →Two Old Fools And Spanish Oranges
At the bottom of our mountain, an elderly farmer sits on an upturned crate beside his ancient car at the side of…
Read more →The Born-Again Expat
I’ve often said becoming an expat is the closest you can get to experiencing life from the uncluttered perspective of a baby…
Read more →Isolation Never Leads To Assimilation
Now, repeat that three times until it becomes your mantra. I’ve had to do that a lot lately. It’s been really easy…
Read more →Moving House In The Dominican Republic
Moving house in the Dominican Republic is not exactly like moving house in the UK. There are no packing cases, no wrapping…
Read more →Feira da Sopa – Or A Great Excuse For A ‘Party’ In Portugal
There are so many food fairs and festivals held throughout the year across Portugal, you are spoilt for choice. The Portuguese “celebrate”…
Read more →Lessons From The Road In Placencia, Belize
Adventure travel, backpacking – whatever you want to call it, it’s much more than a great time. It’s a great learning experience.…
Read more →Building My Global Tribe In The Netherlands
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about friendship lately. No one reason in particular. Or rather, there are several. It could…
Read more →The British Press Are At It Again
The British Museum, grand home of many national (and international) treasures, hosted the lecture for the London Review of Books on 4…
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