EACWP Arnhem 2022

At the October 2022 Arnhem conference for writing lecturers it was time to meet the people behind PanOdyssey. This is a platform ideally positioned for literary travel writers. The CREA consortium have created a new digital space for the creation and diffusion of social and cultural content. The business model seems sound, too, where writers are paid by readers who value their work. CREA, the creative room alliance has nine founding partners across Europe, in France, Italy, Spain and further afield. More recently, new associates have signed up: Linea Edizioni in Padua, an independent Italian publisher, and EDRLab, an international, non-profit development laboratory, working on interoperable digital publishing. EDRLab head office is at 14 rue Alexandre Parodi, 75010 Paris.

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Call for chapters

Call for chapters Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism What will tourism look like in the 2030s? Tourism destination development will take sustainability as a given. Social media and emerging technologies will be integrated in the stories of co-created visitor experience. Are you working in these converging areas? Following the success of our research monograph with Routledge and its teaching companion, we are looking for contributors for a new collection. Follow this webpage for updates, please https://travelwritersonline.blogspot.com/2025/05/call-for-chapters.html Please scroll right down for updates... Book production timeline continued at the end of this page... Click to view Download free eBook Chapters of up to 8000 words, including references. Each chapter to explore a tourism or hospitality development as a case study with details of underpinning theory. Provide example qu...

PhD in Contemporary Travel Writing

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Literary Caen and the Channel Ports

Thursday morning, 27th July 2023. The research project on slow tourism for the Channel ports is still very much in Step 1, the Library Stage. The earliest step in our process methodology using the book for travel researchers. In the last few days, though, a literary connection with the city of Caen has begun to emerge. It's exciting enough to report here on Travel Writers Online. Using dialogue journaling a trustworthy link has been established with a fellow blogger, Claude at the blog Livres d'un jour . Claude had published a review of a detective novel, Canicule sanglante (2022) by Pierre Guinot-Delery (b.1949). The title would translate as The Bloody Heatwave . The review starts like this: " The city of Caen is suffocating under the effect of a heat wave. One morning, the body of the vice-president of the chamber of commerce and business leader is found dead in front of the courthouse." That was enough to make me order a copy from Amazon. It's due to arri...

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