Bolivia: The Luxury Bus
by Ian Birch
Ordinarily, cities gradually envelop you. First you are in farmland; then scattered houses, gas stations, suburbs, and warehouses emerge, until you are no longer in the countryside.
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Coffee at Les Saisons
by Ken Victor
Snowflakes fall, turning the land’s dark espresso
white. Here the barista
knows your name, your chosen milk.
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As Much as You Know
by Anna Yin
From the diary of Anne Frank,
you remember few names but long hiding days,
muffled silence, ghostly shades,
suppressed within walls.
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An Ode to Jan Morris
by Lindy Mechefske
Jan Morris was my literary hero. She was a noted historian, a celebrated essayist, and one of the world’s most treasured and talented travel writers.
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