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Pro tips: For Ad Age's travel issue, agency execs who spend a lot of time on the road offer up their travel tips and tales to Ad Age's Megan Graham.

• Patrick Leigh Fermor, The Violins of Saint - Jacques: No one in the twentieth century wrote more magnificent English, or prose of a purer purple; but, while his travel memoirs are now more widely appreciated than ever, his only novel (or novella, really) tends to be overlooked — a deftly constructed, economically proportioned, perfectly satisfying little tale about the small twilight world of a fictional French Caribbean island on its last day.

Although the restaurant is located beyond the 400 - foot mark, the IBM Tale of the Tape, which flashes an electronic measure on the scoreboard, said the ball had traveled only 391 feet.

It's now on the travel bucket list Anya from Older Single Mum and The Healer recently posted... A Tale of Two Funerals.

And the tall tales of traveling the globe that once had everyone rolling on the floor with laughter.

Her collection is inspired by her traveling tales and adventures on the road in past couple of years.

NCR, India About Blog Mridula Dwivedi started blogging on «Travel Tales from India» in June 2005.

Set in the near future, this thought - provoking, action - filled though inconsistent time - travel tale centers on a mob hitman (Joseph Gordon - Levitt) who kills people sent back in time from the even more distant future, only to hesitate when one of those targets turns out to be his older self (played by Bruce Willis).

Crowe piles on the pathos in this tale of fallen shoe designer Drew (Orlando Bloom), who travels from the West Coast to the semi-Deep South (the titular Elizabethtown, KY) to collect the ashes of his freshly - dead father for the purposes of a maudlin (and interminable) eleventh - hour road trip.

Disney cashes in on one of its most storied properties with this retrograde live - action fairy tale, which time - travels back to 1950 while adding plenty of sparkly 21st - century CGI effects.

As announced last year, it will be directed by Rob Letterman, who previously worked on Goosebumps, Gulliver's Travels and Shark Tale.

It's a tale of wonder set in 1869 Texas as the railroad is making its way across the continent, and on board one of those trains is the future Lone Ranger, John Reid (Hammer), newly minted lawyer traveling back to his dusty hometown of Clayton, TX to take up his post as District Attorney.

Time Travel Mater (2012)(6:23) Sort of a stretch being included here, this Mater's Tall Tales premiered on TV in June.

Blending the macabre with a wicked sense of humor, director John Landis (National Lampoon's Animal House) delivers a contemporary take on the classic werewolf tale in this story of two American tourists who, while traveling in London, find their lives changed forever when a vicious wolf attacks them during a full moon.

This year's best screenplay award is a tie, with Nader Saeivar winning for her work on Jafar Panahi's 3 Faces, in which the director and actress Behnaz Jafari travel to the Iranian countryside in search of a distressed teenaged girl; and Alice Rohrwacher, for Happy as Lazzaro, the tale of a simpleton that blends magic realism and social drama.

Directed by Pete Sohn, The Good Dinosaur flips the classic boy - and - his - pet tale on its head with an odd role reversal: the towering beast is the talkative one, his human sidekick a non-speaking, mangy, doglike traveling partner.

Rob Letterman, who previously worked on Goosebumps, Gulliver's Travels and Shark Tale, is expected to direct the motion picture.

On a more comical note, Snow Dogs is a fish - out - of - water tale about a Miami resident that has to travel to Alaska after he inherits a team of Huskies.

The Ray Bradbury short story «A Sound of Thunder,» an unnerving morality tale about modern man's arrogant disregard for nature, ends with time - traveling dinosaur hunters returning to the future to discover that by stepping on...

Robinson in Ruins, the latest film from British filmmaker Patrick Keiller, is an incredibly dense experimental documentary / cine - essay that tells a tale of the titular Robinson, recently released from prison and currently traveling through England photographing various landscapes while ruminating on a heady combination of historical, political, economic, agricultural, and architectural topics.

Based of the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige, Snowpiercer starring Captain America «s Chris Evans tells the tale of a dystopian society where all the survivors of Earth's second Ice Age live on a train that travels around the plane... Read on a train that travels around the plane... Read OnOn

In the past decade, Anderson has taken us from on board an eccentric oceanographer's submarine while he seeks revenge on a glow - in - the - dark shark, to a luxury train travelling across India whilst three brothers seek spiritual enlightenment, to the tale of an anthropomorphic fox as he outsmarts three dim - witted farmers, and then to a fictional island off the coast of New England where two love - struck teenagers decide to elope after meeting at an amateur performance of Noye's Fludde.

And on top of all of that, Sarah Woodbury will take you time - travelling back to medieval Wales in Footsteps in Time, an enthralling tale of romance, fantasy and adventure.

Kellgren performs vocal magic on a wide cast of Elizabethan characters in this tale of a traveling troupe of misfit members.

About the author Lindbergh, who had formerly published poetry, travel and cultural pieces in various journals, was inspired to write The Thrall's Tale after seeing full - scale modern replicas of the ships that had sailed in Lief Eiriksson's wake on the journeys he took from Norway to Iceland, Greenland and Canada and then down the North American coast (see map in sidebar).

The latest novel from the author of Rocket Boys is a tall tale that's loosely based on the life of his own parents, Homer and Elsie, who travel from their home in West Virginia to Florida with an alligator in tow — the titular Albert.

Read more >> A Wedding in Haiti by Julia Alvarez Algonquin, $ 22.95, 304 pages In her humorous and poignant memoir of a wedding and an earthquake in the Dominican Republic, novelist Julia Alvarez (How the García Girls Lost Their Accents) attempts to answer this question as she tells the tale of a young worker on her coffee plantation, Piti, and his efforts to make a life by traveling from his home in Haiti to work in the neighboring country.

My publisher passed on my time - travel classic sci - fi tale, and while I got a nice five - figure advance from another publisher, I decide to pass on it and instead took a much smaller advance with a company that took only the print rights.

By Lemuel Gulliver, First a Surgeon, and then a Captain of Several Ships, commonly known as GULLIVER»S TRAVELS (1726, amended 1735), is a prose satire by Irish writer and clergyman Jonathan Swift, that is both a satire on human nature and a parody of the «travellers» tales» literary subgenre.

To be honest the storytelling in issue # 1 has a lot going on that could use some simplification, but this is still a fun Butterfly Effect time travel tale.

-- Publishers Weekly (starred review) «[A] fantastical, careening tale... Informed by extensive research and travel to perhaps the most secretive nation on earth, Johnson has created a remarkable novel that encourages the willing suspension of disbelief.

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Where the Roads Diverged Travelers» Tales» The Best Women's Travel Writing 2009 The Best American Travel Writing 2008 After searching all her life, Catherine Watson felt she'd found home on Easter Island.

He is the author of the best - selling travel writing guide on the planet, «The Lonely Planet Guide to Travel Writing» and is editor or writer for 11 other literary travel anthologies, including The Kindness of Strangers, Tales from Nowhere, By the Seat of My Pants, A Moveable Feast and his new book; The Way of Wandetravel writing guide on the planet, «The Lonely Planet Guide to Travel Writing» and is editor or writer for 11 other literary travel anthologies, including The Kindness of Strangers, Tales from Nowhere, By the Seat of My Pants, A Moveable Feast and his new book; The Way of WandeTravel Writing» and is editor or writer for 11 other literary travel anthologies, including The Kindness of Strangers, Tales from Nowhere, By the Seat of My Pants, A Moveable Feast and his new book; The Way of Wandetravel anthologies, including The Kindness of Strangers, Tales from Nowhere, By the Seat of My Pants, A Moveable Feast and his new book; The Way of Wanderlust.

Readers sometimes ask me about the «real dirt» of what happens on the road; not just the sugar - coated tales of how awesome travel is.

After calculating the various distances and possible travel routes, we settled on visiting the Taling Chan Floating Market on the Thonburi side of Bangkok.

DICK JORDAN is a freelance travel writer who publishes the online travel magazine Tales Told From The Road Since 2013, he has produced over twenty programs, most travel - related, that have been aired on public access television stations across the nation, including a feature - length documentary film, Cuba, Libre?

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This tale of his travels through China by train, ironically, rose to a climax on a hair - raising rental car journey across the wastes to Tibet with a neurotic Chinese driver and his crazy harpy girlfriend.

These three writers share hilarious tales of travel from around the world as well as tips on how to travel on a budget.

«As a travel blogger who has long focused on the destination (and not the journey), Nora's «Tales of Trains» forces you as the reader to prioritize the journey.

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