The “sun’ of God
byChristmas wasn’t always the momentous occasion that it is in our time.
Charles Dickens
Shadow play
byThe darkness shapes the light in and around us.
Weaving a good yarn
byThe click-clack of needles is a force for good at The Ethelridge Road Knitting Salon.
Londoner’s Diary: Reborn Holborn
byA formerly dull London district is now on everybody’s to-go list.
A tale of two cities
byLondon and Paris, inextricably linked (think Dickens) may be poles apart politically, but they do have one thing in common – great new hotels.
Soft summer nights at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor
byAt the Delamar, the staff treats all the guests as if it’s their wedding day.
It’s about time
byTennessee Williams wrote in “The Glass Menagerie,” “is the longest distance between two places.” And time, the subtheme of WAG’s June travel issue, both…