Literary Tours

February 15, 2018

What to see in Vermont: a short itinerary discovering Old Bennington, Robert Frost’s places and Grandma Moses’ paintings

There would be a lot of tips to give about what to see in Vermont unusual and special. Try to think about the naturalistic paths, the […]

November 13, 2017

A journey to Massachusetts: literary tour through the Berkshires, from Moby-Dick; or The Whale to the Age of Innocence

It’s always extremely nice and stimulating writing – and so telling pushed by the desire to promote a fascinating and still too less known land – […]

May 19, 2017

Visit the Jack London State Historic Park, Sonoma County, California: a journey into the American literature, into the books and the “world” of Jack London

Visit the Jack London State Historic Park and set out on an exciting journey back in time into the inspirations, the world and the novels of […]

December 24, 2016

What to see in Bronx: Edgar Allan Poe Cottage. The house-museum of the horror literature’s “father”

What to see in Bronx? Is it worth it really to spend there a half day? – and above all – Is it safe to go […]

October 17, 2016

Discovering Oxford, Mississippi: “Ole Miss” and Rowan Oak, William Faulkner’s House

Why discovering Oxford in Mississippi?! And maybe put it in a road trip through this charming Southern state. For its lively cultural and musical life, no […]

October 2, 2016

Itineraries in Mississippi: from Vicksburg to Natchez following the Mississippi River flow

The route skirting the Mississippi River from Vicksburg as far as Natchez is certainly – among the multiples itineraries in Mississippi to suggest – one of […]

June 19, 2016