
Where to Stay in South America’s Traveller Hotspots – Articles for Culture Trip
My latest series of articles for Culture Trip, just out, focuses on legendary South American traveller hangouts from Cartagena, Colombia […]
Official site of Luke Waterson – Novelist and Travel Writer
My latest series of articles for Culture Trip, just out, focuses on legendary South American traveller hangouts from Cartagena, Colombia […]
Hiking across the causeway to Lindisfarne in Northumberland on the St Cuthbert’s Way can seem, from certain angles when the […]
2019 is nearly out and as the year speeds towards conclusion, I realise that several new titles I have contributed […]
Over the last year or so I’ve been doing a lot of work with leading adventure travel operators Kimkim to […]
I don’t expect anyone who drops in occasionally to this site to make sense of the daily plans and monthly […]
I suppose it is not for nothing that I have the protagonist of Roebuck, 16th century South American gentleman adventurer […]
Ah, boat trips. They fill me with an excitement no other means of transport can – particularly river trips, because […]
There are a fair few nations that lend themselves to being termed ‘World’s Most Addictive Wilderness”. I have not (yet) […]
A round-up of books published of late that I’ve co-authored or contributed to is, I fear, a little overdue… Already […]
I put the following piece up on the site I keep on Slovak travel, the Englishman in Slovakia, recently. But […]
Everyone: it’s not too late! There is still time to grab your thinking cap and head on down to Ilminster […]
It’s always an honour and a privilege when journalists want to interview me about my writing – particularly my fiction […]
It’s not all of us (let’s face it, it’s not that many of us) that really want to be inundated […]
It was my pleasure to be interviewed recently by the lovely creator of the A Lover of Books blog on […]
I have always been a chocoholic and once I sampled my first square of dark arriba Ecuadorian chocolate there […]
The Amazon Basin is a fickle and defiant thing – even its facts are hard to grasp, and its fictions […]