I’m Amy, an explorer of real and fictional worlds. A word huntress. An escape artist. A page traveller.
I started this blog in 2015 when I was living as an expat in Hong Kong, as a way to keep in touch with friends and family back home.
Later, I wrote about my backpacking adventures in Southeast Asia and Mexico, as well as my other experiences living overseas in Italy and Thailand.
Two years ago, I started my next chapter as a digital nomad and travelling cat mom.
And of course, I’ve been journeying through books all that time, too…
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Literary travel, beautiful bookshops, what to read where, living overseas (as an expat and digital nomad), pet travel, and more…
Diversify your reading list and understand places at a deeper level through books.
15+ Years experience as a serial expat, sometime backpacker, and now, digital nomad.
I travel full-time with my cat and it isn’t easy! Here, I share everything I’ve learned about pet travel.
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When I think of children’s literature, I think of innocence and imagination. Yet, many kids books, including some of my favourites growing up, have been
Edinburgh was the world’s first UNESCO City of Literature, and honestly, you can feel it the moment you start wandering its medieval closes and cobbled
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