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The RedISS network of researchers provides a multidisciplinary perspective on a set of transformations in social practices that modify the meaning of everyday life. Please see this page on the Google Blog for publications by the members of RedISS ... http://sociologiasensibilidades.blogspot.com/p/ultimas-publicaciones.html This network aims to : To open a theoretical exchange area  To promote research that takes into account sensibilities  To promote the creation of collaboratives projects (publications, research projects, congresses, seminars)  To  promote multi and pluri disciplinary dialogue  To give visibility to the work done by the members of the RedISS  To preserve the richness of the reflections on sensibilities which are here taken into account in a broad and non-reductive sense.  To encourage connections with other spaces and institutions that communicate with the previous objectives

With a free Google Account you have access to the Apps that we use here at TRAVEL WRITERS ONLINE to manage the blog, to explore maps, to share slides, and to publish eBooks, new audio books and broadcast on YouTube. All these are accessible to you, too, through a single, free sign-up at accounts.google.com/signup Once you have your free Google Account, sign-up also as a Local Guide on Google’s Maps site here https://maps.google.com/localguides/ to help you plan and save walking routes for your travel writing projects. We do. With your Google Account you can quickly create a free website with Google Sites.  Finally, please take a look at our eBooks for travel writers and tourism graduates on the Google Play Book Store. Especially interesting for 2022 is Google’s launch of an audio-book creator that converts your published eBooks into a separate spoken version. Please take a look at the methods book converted into spoken voice here play.google.com

It is official from 9 o’clock this morning, Wednesday 27 July 2022, TRAVEL WRITERS ONLINE has its own International Standard Serial Number from the British Library. Ours is ISSN 2753-7803 which means that you can use it in citing articles and travel stories which are published here in our online magazine. Take Philipp’s story from last week for example, it can now be cited as:   Wassler, P. (2022). ‘Déjà-vu’ Travel Writers Online [Online Accessed 27.7.2022] < https://travelwritersonline.blogspot.com/2022/07/deja-vu.html > ISSN 2753-7803    

"O sleep, O gentle sleep, Nature's soft nurse, how have I frighted thee, That thou no more wilt weigh my eyelids down, And steep my senses in forgetfulness?"               Shakespeare (c.1596) Henry IV Part 2, Act III, Scene 1, ll.1709-1712. This is Henry IV of England, speaking these lines, (1367-1413) with all the worries of how he will make good his grandfather’s claim to the throne of France.   Shakespeare was writing these lines a couple of hundred years later, around 1596, when Elizabeth I was on the throne, still styling herself as the Queen of England and of France.   Meanwhile, across the Channel, Continue reading on Toureme  for Henri IV of France (1553-1610), known as Good King Henry, Nature’s soft nurse is kinder:   "Sleep hears his voice, and slow to Henry's bower, On lazy pinions moves the drowsy power. The zephyrs scarcely breathe as he goes by, Hope's children, airy Dreams, around him fly." ...

Do researchers discover destination knowledge or create it? This question has been at the heart of our discussions since 2009 and gradually, through conferences and lab meetings, travel writing has emerged as both a method of inquiry for us in tourism and area studies and as a professional practice for the synthesis of new knowledge, thanks, often, to the use of narrative.  This travel writing blog TRAVEL WRITERS ONLINE is our discovery instrument and, we hope, a research practice that will yield new knowledge on place, destination image, visitor practices and literary tourism. Please cite us, using the title of the post as an article title to help your readers find the post again, along with our ISSN 2753-7803: Example citation Mansfield, C. (2020). ‘The Black Notebook’ Travel Writers Online ISSN 2753-7803 [Online   < travelwritersonline.blogspot.com> Accessed: 24.9.2025]. ____________________________________