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Truth be told, I became an anthropologist from a love for travel and the new worlds travel opens up when I meet new people, eat new things, at different times of day, in different ways, and when I endeavor to learn a language, be it a few words or a whole grammar. Travel is a magical realm and one that is deepened by my training in anthropology. When I enter a new place or return to an old favorite place, I can feel the wheels and springs of my mind and senses whir into high gear, readying to take in all that is new. All of my travel writing comes out of the skills and information-gathering finesse of an anthropologist. I like to hit the ground running and dive under the surface as soon as possible, talking to locals about their reality and what is happening from their eyes, so that I can bring that world back and share it with interested readers who like me are passionate about travel and about other cultures. The Spiritual Traveler--Spain. The Guide to Sacred Sites and Pilgrim Routes in Spain. Mahwah, NJ: HiddenSpring/Paulist Press. Forthcoming Spring 2009.
Yoga Retreat in Orgiva, Spain.
Oviedo: The Enchantment of a Green City in Green Spain.
Walking, Eating, and Drinking Along the Road to Santiago de Compostela.
A Culinary Tour of Rioja.
Surfer's Guide to Asturias, Spain.
Feasting in Fez.
Eating Well in Madrid.
Exploring the Diversity of Provence: The Foods, Wines, Markets, and
Cultural Life of Avignon.
Food Markets in Rabat, Morocco.
Suso--the Rule of Dogs in Norhern Spain.
The Ethnologist Sets Out: William Curtis Farabee in the Amazon.
Taking Tea in Morocco.
The Mother Hens of Andrin.
Berlin's Eclectic Music Scene.
Berlin's Diverse Restaurants.
Berlin's Weekly Markets.
The Covered and Weekly Market of Northwestern Spain--A Selective Tour.
Michelin Green Guide--Provence.
Tracking the Shaman Across Ancient Europe. Book review.
The Modern Celts of Northern Spain
Middle East and North Africa. Fourteen cultural essays in
A Door to Paradise: Converts, the New Age, Islam, and the Past in Granada, Spain.
'Al-Andalus', Complex Identity, and Modern Global Processes: The Construction of Identity
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