Unusual People Who Made Remarkable Trips: Wandering Educators reviews Crocodile Love
byCheck out this book review of Crocodile Love and my Q&A with Dr. Jessie Voigts in Wandering Educators, “A Travel Library for People Curious About the…
Round-the-World Honeymoon
Passport Maps frames your trip route as art
byI discovered PassportMaps.com at just the right time. My book, a travel memoir called Crocodile Love, was nearing completion and I was scrambling to…
World Hum: A Welcome Rooftop in the Heart of Pakistan
byTRAVEL STORIES: Joshua Berman discovers a backpacker haven in Lahore where tales are spun, friends are made and plans are changed “How many nights?” asked the…
Yoga Journal: The Guru Next Door
byBY JOSHUA BERMAN | AUG 28, 2007 The Ganges is shrouded in early-morning monsoon mist, spreading out like an ocean from my guesthouse balcony. I…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CROCODILE LOVE, new travel memoir by Joshua Berman
byFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CROCODILE LOVE: Travel Tales from an Extended Honeymoon Travel writer Joshua Berman’s first narrative book is an exciting, purposeful journey through…
Chapter photos from Crocodile Love, my new travel memoir
byThese photographs from our trip through Pakistan, India, Ghana, The Gambia serve as the chapter openers to CROCODILE LOVE: Travel tales from an Extended Honeymoon.
Sara Kunda homecoming
byChapter Thirty-two: Sara Kunda homecoming Sara Kunda is a north bank village, located not quite halfway up the Gambia River. Sutay had been taken in…
Ghana Will Always Win! Africa story wins the silver in 2012 Solas travel writing awards
byTravel and Sports Silver Winner: “Ghana Will Always Win” by Joshua Berman The author experiences World Cup fever on the Gold Coast It was…
I’m speaking about my Peace Corps service this Monday at CU Boulder
byHappy Peace Corps week, everybody! I’m proud to be participating in the big Peace Corps Palooza recruiting event this Monday evening in the Glenn…
Travel Memoir to write home about: Two big thumbs up for Julian Smith’s ‘Crossing the Heart of Africa’
byI first picked up Crossing the Heart of Africa: An Odyssey of Love and Adventure by Julian Smith not so much for the author’s…