Tag: writing

by James Murren 06 December 2018 2
MTB

Bicyclist Magazine: 5 Days of MTB in Pisgah

Out now in Issue 155 of Bicyclist Magazine, an article I wrote on mountain biking in one of my favoriteContinue Reading

by James Murren 04 October 2017 Number of comments0
MTB

Moon Over the Mojave

Really pleased to have my article appear in New Zealand’s premier mountain biking magazine:  Spoke: The Mountain Bikers’ Journal. OutContinue Reading

by James Murren 16 June 2017 Number of comments0
Brazil Costa Rica Ghana Nigeria Paraguay Republic of Georgia Senegal

Go Here, Go There: Travel and Work … My New Book

I have a new book: Go Here, Go There: Travel and Work From the Introduction: Between the years 2005 andContinue Reading

by James Murren 01 May 2017 2
California MTB

It’s Time

I’m fortunate.  As this moment, I have 4 articles in 4 different magazines sitting in newsstands, spaces by the toilet,Continue Reading

by James Murren 06 December 2016 Number of comments0
Mexico

Ceviche Tostadas for Breakfast, a Travel Dispatch in Roads and Kingdoms

Roads and Kingdoms is an award-winning online travel journal/magazine that I’ve been a fan of for a while now. InContinue Reading

by James Murren 15 April 2016 Number of comments0
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Taking a Break

Hello, everyone! While riding yesterday, I decided that I needed a break from the blog to focus my creative energiesContinue Reading

by James Murren 20 January 2016 Number of comments0
Ethiopia Honduras Poetry

Global Travel E-Book Sale: Honduras and Ethiopia

Hello, Blog Followers: There is a sale running now through January 30 on my e-books for people who bought paperbackContinue Reading

by James Murren 26 August 2012 Number of comments0
Honduras

Adams Co, PA Peace Corps

An effort back home is documenting local residents who served in the Peace Corps.  Here’s an excerpt of my contribution:Continue Reading

by James Murren 31 December 2011 Number of comments0
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What Next? Time Will Tell…

As the calendar year comes to a close, looking ahead to tomorrow’s sunrise in my mind, I cannot see, withContinue Reading