My Several Worlds

Who says you can't travel and look fashionable? Canadian fashion designer Jenna Pearce is so inspired by her life abroad that she has developed her own clothing line, Rice Society, here in Taiwan. ...

Global artist, published author and art educator, Elizabeth Briel, demonstrates that following your dreams and living a nomadic lifestyle is completely within reach. Read on to find out how she did it.

Taiwan's first English language lighting workshop for photographers interested in getting the flash off camera is finally here. These are my shots from Craig Ferguson's full-day workshop last weekend.

I have a tremendous amount of respect for individuals who get out there and cross boundaries, who aren't afraid to dive in and explore the world, who showcase the beauty and diversity that can be found in everyday life. ...

Some special link love for Wandering Educators, who have taken me on as their new ESL editor, and for some of my favorite travel writers and travel posts for the month of September.

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My Several Worlds interviews photographer and travel writer Peter West Carey, a former Senior Systems Administrator from Seattle who decided to give up his job and follow his dreams out onto the open road.

Wangan Island in Penghu, Taiwan isn't just known for its spectacular scenery. This beautiful little island in the Penghu Archipelago is also a sea turtle conservation area and a historical heritage site.

The thundering sound of hooves pounding the grass turf as a pack of thoroughbred horses move in unison toward the finish line is a sight not easily forgotten. If you're looking to make your journey ...

Although this post is totally different from my usual blog topics, I think it’s an important one to cover and I hope that be reading this, I am encouraging other bloggers to host their own domain.

"Based out of Taiwan, A Moving Sound offers up a unique and exciting new development in the progression of both traditional and contemporary Chinese music...... joyous, evocative and enchanting."-The New York Public Theater