I've been working on and off on a travel book about our long long Chile trip. It mostly sits in my drafts as I wonder if anyone would even read such a book. Just me rambling about our trip.
Here's an excerpt. What do you think?
Would you read 250 pages of this?
Here's an excerpt. What do you think?
Would you read 250 pages of this?
The book will feature tweets posted from back when we visited, so here's the tweet about Serena and Venus
https://twitter.com/gauravsabnis/status/1026938313075290114?t=ASOPw-p3svQ6VbPCd9Z4lw&s=19
Here's the tweet from the pizza place
https://twitter.com/gauravsabnis/status/1026990299812429826?t=ASOPw-p3svQ6VbPCd9Z4lw&s=19
Okay, after the positive responses y'all gave, I wrote a little bit more. 🙈🙈
There's like 3 weeks of this.
I feel like given how remote Chile is for most of the world, a book about our long Chile vacation might find some readers after all!
There's like 3 weeks of this.
I feel like given how remote Chile is for most of the world, a book about our long Chile vacation might find some readers after all!
That there is Roberto, his dog, his gorgeous property, with a lovely pool!
And our most memorable visit to the the Gabriela Mistral museum, a Nobel laureate poet who was born in Elqui Valley and died in New York!
New York unites us all, even in death.
New York unites us all, even in death.
https://twitter.com/gauravsabnis/status/1027623752719319041?t=-WEAyiNIPny4aVst_iIY9w&s=19
Yet another excerpt from my Chile book draft. It starts off a bit cranky but ends with how small talk unites us all. And how I got to know the most awesome @ejazkhanearth.
Small talk unites us all!
Small talk unites us all!
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