Airport Arrivals (Guest Read by @thepasseggiata)
“Luggage-less, I walked up to the sliding doors and blinked as I felt the sudden whoosh of air against my face. When I opened them again, I was standi...
Letters From A Wanderer
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Travel through memories of first love and heartbreak set around the globe in places like iconic New York City in the morning and Rome at twilight. This collection of wanderlust-filled moments captured in words and read aloud by the author will satisfy anyone who has ever loved and lost a person, a city, or another life.
Rooftops and Rome (Guest Read by: @michaela_loredana)
“ They say Rome is meant to be lived on rooftops. I think it’s meant to be lived in the in-between, the dash, the dot, dot, dot… like those moments ri...
One Day in Positano (Guest Read by Meg Zacheja)
“...and he looks like a dream”. You can find Meg on Instagram as @mzacheja.
Magnolias in Milan (Guest Read by: James Otto Allen)
“It was spring when we met. The panna cotta colored magnolias were in full bloom in Milan and their sweet perfume seemed to come in waves, in little p...
The Romantics (Guest Read by: Julianne Farricker)
“I have this guilty pleasure whenever I travel and it's to first guess where people are from and then why they are going where they're going, all befo...
Wander(lust) (Guest Read by: Amy Christine)
This is the last chapter of my debut book, Wander(lust) and essentially the “title track”. “Like the pull of gravity, like the tides, there is no othe...
The Long Goodbye (Guest Read by: Elissa Dell’Aera)
“Maybe I'll be back here in fifty years from now, sitting under the sun with wrinkles and grey hair, a pocketbook full of photographs and a life lived...
The Italians (Guest Read by: Amy Polini)
“Then there’s that perfect red wine buzz, he’ll be ordering bottles of Brunello like the world is ending tomorrow and you have to live your entire lif...
Airport Arrivals (Guest Read by: Joanna Collins)
“I kissed him, which is always a bold move after you’ve been travelling for over 14 hours but seems almost obligatory at airport arrivals, if not for ...
One Day in Positano (Guest Read by: Sarah Lackey)
“I'm woken from my Lambrusco-induced sleep by the sound of Lorenzo attempting to balance a tray filled with cappuccini, cream-filled brioches, and han...