Matador’s narrative travel writing includes long form narrative essays, nonlinear narratives, micro narratives, and some of the most innovative writers working in nonfiction.
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I was in London ostensibly to network and expand my career opportunities.
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When I hunkered down in hippie-ville, I expected a certain amount of crazy.
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We'd hold hands at the funeral, and I'd whisper in her ear, "Let's get away from here."
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I decided I could live rural, while rural Newfoundland lives.
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Your resource guide to dropping out of the workforce and joining the vagabonding masses.
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The fact that a beggar in Kenya knows my country's Prime Minister causes me to stop.
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Window reflections show me as needing a haircut and, upon closer inspection, a tissue.
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That night I held ice on my jaw and cried into my pillow.
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I only have a few pairs of matching socks, soy sauce and milk in my refrigerator.
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I will pacify the haters and unify both So- and NorCals under PanCalifornianism!
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“Przepraszam,” I said, blushing at my incompetence. Babcia chuckled.
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It's that much harder when you’re a girl, but waaay more interesting than a kid and a...
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"It is there, where they burn books, that eventually they burn people."
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Contemplating cultural misconceptions while doing keg stands in Brooklyn.
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An impromptu photo shoot spurs a two-day romp that ends in religious transformation.
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“Hello Mrs. deBoer. I’m calling to inform you that…”
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Something big is happening in this tiny Tanzanian village.
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"My friend pays for my double cheeseburger, the deal being that he’ll pay for it if I...
