World Hum Contributors Elsewhere in the World
Travel Blog • Michael Yessis • 12.07.07 | 11:19 AM ET
Some link love today for recent stories by World Hum contributors: Abbie Kozolchyk, whose Requiem for a Little Red Ship, is our featured dispatch at the moment, looked into the state of space travel for Forbes Traveler. Full disclosure: I make a cameo, dropping James Bond’s name.
Terry Ward elicited some confessions from a baggage handler for AOL, and Eva Holland wrote at Matador Travel about Robert Mugabe and the Death of Zimbabwe, the first in a series of stories in which she promises to lead with a Motown lyric.
Way to do the things you do, Eva.
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Michael Yessis is the cofounder and coeditor-in-chief of World Hum.
TambourineMan 12.07.07 | 12:42 PM ET
Fess up, Mike. You’re a closet Roger Moore/Moonraker fan.
Michael Yessis 12.07.07 | 2:33 PM ET
Not a closet fan. I admit, I liked Moonraker and Roger Moore-era Bond.
TambourineMan 12.07.07 | 10:28 PM ET
I’m a Connery guy, but I did like Spy Who Loved Me. Moonraker, on the other hand, is horrible. HORRIBLE! When turkey-neck Rog drives the motorized gondola through Piazza San Marco, and the pigeon does a double-take…brother, that signals the absolute LOW point of the 007 series.
Read the Moonraker book. Or better yet, try Live and Let Die. Fleming is an unrecognized travel writer.