In search of traces of Ibn Battuta in #Malaysia. He crossed through the Strait enroute to China and we looked for a mosque from that time. http://nonotfar.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Ibn%20Battutah?m=1 . . ….
…sweet.” – Imam Al-Shafi A pilgrimage to the tomb of the medieval world’s greatest traveller and chronicler, Ibn Battuta #nonotfar http://nonotfar.blogspot.com.es/search/label/Ibn%20Battutah?m=1 . . . . . . . . #ibnbattuta…
…label that had aluminium foil for a lid. The epiphany came as vendors competed with the mosquitos for space through the windows. It was time to set up a base,…
In today’s Camino a Ítaca memories of a parachute flapping up and down above the bar as I easily peeled the labels off sodden beer bottles in the Florida…
…few American outlets with the guts to run it, published my longform piece: 👉 “Yemen in Flames: From Depraved Spectacle to Signalgate” It’s a dark, sharp, and deeply personal chronicle…
…Click over to read the originally published piece in Spanish in the HOY the originally published piece in Spanish in the HOY or read the English translation below. (PDF en…
…“development.” It’s being packaged as “progress.” But it looks suspiciously like a piece of furniture with a municipal budget. I’ve written a hallucinatory, slightly unhinged, very pointed piece about what…
I’ve just published a new opinion piece in El Cuaderno Digital titled “Elegir al verdugo: manual extremeño de autodestrucción electoral” (Choosing the Executioner: an Extremaduran Manual of Electoral Self-Destruction). The…
…are hallucinatory, if a bit frightening. Click over to read the originally published piece in Spanish in the HOY or read the English translation below. (PDF en castellano abajo) Do…
…cinema. The piece asks a simple question: How did we go from wars fought with whisky to wars fought with tantrums? The essay has just been published in two versions:…