A Walk in Istanbul
…see the black robes through the last remaining churches in Fener. Needless to say which was more interesting, the guidebook loses once again. Published in Singapore in The Straits Times….
What Is, Isn’t?
…fable. When will the enchanted be able to see the foxes for what they are? Will it be too late? Click over to read the originally published version in Spanish…
San Cristóbal in Montánchez, Spain
Castillo de Montánchez Longform read published in the February issue of Perceptive Travel Magazine. (click over) A family trip to a curious festival where the blessed are not the meek,…
As Time Goes By
…uneasily as the very real threat of fascism returns. This time not by violence and force, but mire insidiously by fake news and misinformation. Click over to read the published…
Marco Polo and the Three Wise Men
…week’s Camino a Ítaca, a reminder that the foundational myths of the faith looked East before looking West. Click over to the version published in English in Sur in English…
Chapter 5 – The Crack Between Portugal and Spain
…to them.” Excerpt from Stories Left in Stone, Trails and Traces in Cáceres, Spain by Troy Nahumko published by the University of Alberta Press Photographs by Juan Carlos Jiménez Durán…
Notes from the Road: Easter in Caceres
…become less than Christlike thinking that I’m cutting in front of them rather than simply walking home. Matador Travel’s Notes from the Road recently published a walk of mine home….
The Unmasking
…The moment when prejudice ceases to whisper and begins to speak in the language of institutions. That is what The Unmasking is about. The column was published in Spanish in…
Love Actually
…enemy. Click over to the originally published version in Spanish in the HOY or read the English translation below. (PDF en castellano abajo) It’s something that in all of my…
Talking about the Stones on CKUA
…the other day. Have a listen to a walk though my new book Stories Left in Stone, Trails and Traces in Cáceres, Spain published by the University of Alberta Press….