Travelogues
The story kind not the listicle kind
Some of my favorite travelogues are not the “so then I went here, then here, this was great” vibe but are more of a magnificent little vignette of a story superimposed on a place. (I like that so much, in fact, that I produced a film last year in that genre— a true story of two friends on a road trip in Alaska on which said travelers encounter an Elvis impersonator and change course. It’s not about the place, it’s about the unfolding events that take place there.)
So, let’s do that: write a travelogue in which the place is a backdrop to the story of the event that transpired there. Let’s go.
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