Walking Tree Launches Literary Travel Series in the US and UK
Independent publisher Walking Tree will launch a new literary travel series in January 2027 featuring authors writing about cities they have lived in.
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Independent travel publisher Walking Tree will bring its flagship series, Travel with a Writer, to the United States and the United Kingdom in January 2027. Publishers Weekly reported that the series pairs writers with places they have called home. The lineup features mostly novelists. [1]
According to Publishers Weekly, the launch will feature four trade paperback titles. The first books include Catherine Lacey writing about New York, Emily Itami on Tokyo, Brian Winter on São Paulo, and Eleonora Marangoni on Rome. [1]
Publishers Weekly reported that each book in the series runs under 200 pages. The titles will feature original essays, QR code maps, walking itineraries, and cultural recommendations. [1]
Walking Tree was founded in France in March 2025 by former journalists and editors Nadia Krovnikoff and François Saugier, Publishers Weekly reported. [1]
In short
- Walking Tree will bring its Travel with a Writer series to the US and UK in January 2027.
- The initial launch includes four trade paperback titles under 200 pages.
- Walking Tree was founded in France in March 2025 by Nadia Krovnikoff and François Saugier.
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- [1]New Literary Travel Series Pairs Authors with PlacesPublishers Weekly, 11h ago (the report this story comes from)
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