Visiting the Birthplace of Welsh Poet Dylan Thomas
5 Cwmdonkin Drive: At his childhood home in Swansea, Wales, the spirit of poet Dylan Thomas comes to life.
My Top 10 (Literary) Trips: Travel Inspired by Great Storytellers
The possibilities of literary travel are as endless as the library shelves. You can chase down significant sites in the life of your favourite author, soak up the landscape that shaped his or her imagination, o...
What Turns Great Journeys into Great Books? One Traveller Heads to London to Find Out
How do travellers turn great journeys into great books? After two decades of travel writing, Ryan Murdock gets (surprisingly) opposite advice from a few of the industry's greats.
Excerpt: ”Vagabond Dreams: Road Wisdom from Central America“ by Ryan Murdock
That feeling you get when you realize the planet is your base camp. An excerpt from Editor-at-Large Ryan Murdock's stunningly beautiful "Vagabond Dreams"
Camelot Uncovered: Did King Arthur Really Exist? We Went to Wales to Find Out
We came to Wales in search of the man behind King Arthur, but we found so much more: friendship, childhood memories, mystery, and many layers of the past.
Adrift on the Continent in BERLIN, Europe’s Capital of Cool
From Bohemian to Bowie, you can be anything you want in Berlin and no one gives you a second glance. It’s the place people go to be themselves.
Self-Drive Safari: Road Tripping up the Namibian Desert
In southwestern Africa is a country with some of the continent's best treasures—desert, savannah, coastline, big game, friendly people.
The Christmas Markets of Berlin are a Sight to Behold
A normally unapologetic Christmas Scrooge rethinks his bah-humbugness when he visits the spectacular, legendary holiday markets of Berlin.
My Irish Shades of Green | Trekking to Find My Roots
On a trekking journey across Ireland, technically Irish author Ryan Murdock sets off to discover his genetic roots.
Adrift Off The Continent in Iceland
When Ryan Murdock set out to explore Iceland—the polar-island country with the somewhat temperate climate—road tripping across its uninhabited highlands was the only way to go