EAT PRAY LOVE

BOOKS
12 Excellent Summer Reads Before the Summer Is Over
By Kirkus Reviews, Contributor
Kirkus Reviews
Theft by Finding: Diaries (1977-2002) by David Sedaris “A surprisingly poignant portrait of the artist as a young to middle
TRAVEL
Hidden Ways Travel Can Transform Your Life
By Halle Eavelyn, Contributor
Transformational Coach, Author, Speaker, Tour Leader
Mark Twain famously said, “Travel is fatal to bigotry, prejudice, and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, and charitable
CULTURE & ARTS
Artist Jill Joy Fights To Stay In LA's Gallery Game!
By Kathy Leonardo, Contributor
Journalist, founder of LAArtParty.com, an arts an entertainmen...
Long before the book and movie Eat Pray Love came out and inspired many a woman to seek one's truth, artist Jill Joy found herself in an ashram delving deep into her unconscious.
QUEER VOICES
'Eat, Pray, Love' Author Says She's In Love With Her Female Best Friend
By James Michael Nichols
"I need to live my life in truth and transparency."
THE WORLD POST
Thai-me to Tell a Story
By Sanjna Verma, Contributor
just a girl trying to photograph and code my way through things
Covering the ecological and economic opportunities in Thailand led a film team to discover challenges in filming a nation rebranding itself.
DIVORCE
'Eat, Pray, Love' Author Elizabeth Gilbert Splits From Husband José Nunes
By Carolin Lehmann
He is portrayed as "Felipe" in the bestselling memoir.
WOMEN
'Eat Pray Love' Made Me Do It
By Katische Haberfield, Contributor
Australian photographer, travel writer and death literacy advo...
Recently to celebrate the ten year anniversary of Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert published a book of short stories titled "Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It". Although my submission was not successful, I share it with you to show you that life is lived and a career is born, by living in the moment.
WELLNESS
7 Ways to Rest When You Have a Busy Life
By Lynn Daue, Contributor
Author of Lucky Pitch, Release & Refine; Creator of Mālama You...
The busier you are, the more you need to build in time for rest and rejuvenation. Without committing to time for yourself, you will find a way to fill your time with busy work and stray tasks. Do this for too long, and you will burnout. It's inevitable.
BOOKS
The Book That Changed My Life
By Karen Pallisgaard, Contributor
Bestselling author, journalist & yoga teacher
This month Elizabeth Gilbert celebrates the 10-year anniversary of her (beyond) bestselling book. Eat Pray Love Made Me Do It: Life Journeys Inspired by the Bestselling Memoir will be out on April 5th, and I can't wait to read it.
WOMEN
4 Things You Learn When You Let Go Through Travel
By Jillian Goltzman, Contributor
Lifestyle writer and founder of CupOfCharisma.com, sharing les...
My recipe was simple: Gather low self-esteem Mix with toxic boyfriend Add one diamond ring Extract all independence Bake
TRAVEL
Travel to Connect: Los Angeles, Tucson and Sicily
By Tara M. Fass, Contributor
Licensed Psychotherapist in Los Angeles
Multi-Directional Migrations The La Brascas landed in Cefalu and migrated again to the hills above Palermo where they became
WOMEN
Is a Sense of Powerlessness Holding You Back?
By Sophie Frodsham, Contributor
Founder of sophiefrodsham.com, a networking initiative connect...
If we base our behaviors on the world around us, men and women will remain unequal. So we need to change our behaviors if we want to initiate real change towards equality. Successfully creating change begins with a vision and physically showing up.
TRAVEL
A Thousand Different Lives: My Journey to Becoming a Travel Blogger
By Erika Lafrennie, Contributor
Founder of Do You Even Wanderlust, photographer, artist, designer
No amount of money that I donated to a non-profit was going to do anything more than- possibly - provide a bowl of rice somewhere, which is a lot like sticking a Band-Aid on an amputation. What people needed more than anything were opportunities.
TRAVEL
The Beginner's Guide To Couch Surfing
By Annabel Acton, Contributor
Founder, Never Liked It Anyway
After a breakup, a lot of people have their own Eat Pray Love moment. We're all for it and like to think that we help people finance their dreams by selling their breakup baggage.
BLACK VOICES
Where's the Travel Writing for Black Women?
By Sarah Enelow, Contributor
Writer & Texpat
Ever since I got into travel writing, I've been told to read the works of Joseph Conrad, Jack Kerouac, Edward Abbey, Bruce Chatwin, Paul Theroux, William Dalrymple, Bill Bryson, and other white men. While I learned a lot from their stories, I was also repeatedly left with questions about misogyny and racial insensitivity.
BOOKS
To 'Magic' Is a Verb! A Book Review
By Rio Helmi, Contributor
documentary photographer and writer working in Asia since 1979
Accessible to the layman, of interest to experts, Pray, Magic, Heal is a must have for anyone whose has more than a superficial interest in Balinese culture.
STYLE & BEAUTY
The 10 Best On-Screen Biking Outfits to Copy This Summer
By Bianca Heyward, Contributor
Writer interested in how journalism, style, and technology int...
Memorial Day weekend signaled the beginning of Citi Bike season in New York City, and everyone wants to look their best with the breeze blowing through their hair. After months of dark stationary indoor cycling, it's time to get back out there.
BOOKS
Memoirs: No One Wants to Read Your Diary
By Jennifer S. Wilkov, Contributor
Book & Business Consultant, Your Book Is Your Hook!
We all have a story to tell. Our lives are our stories. That's why the memoir category exists--because we love to read biographies and memoirs of those names we know and the people we want to learn more about.
BOOKS
'Eat, Pray, Love for Families': Wide-Open World Book Review
By Alison van Diggelen, Contributor
Host of Fresh Dialogues, BBC Contributor
The book really hits its stride when the family spends time at an orphanage in India, and Marshall forges a powerful connection with a little orphan named Job. He's a cheeky little fellow, who lectures Marshall on religion and politics and yet is fiercely loyal and protective.
DIVORCE
'Eat Pray Love' Author Elizabeth Gilbert's Advice On Heartbreak Is Perfect, Of Course
By Brittany Wong
She added: "You are allowed to take accountability and ownership for your own journey." For more from Elizabeth Gilbert, visit
BOOKS
Yoerg Barks Up Right Tree With Debut Novel
By Brandi Megan Granett, Contributor
I am an author, archer, and writing mentor.
House Broken tells the story of Geneva, a veterinarian, who reluctantly allows her alcoholic mother to recuperate in her home and uses the opportunity to delve into family secrets. It's told from three points-of-view: Geneva's, her mother's and Geneva's 16-year-old daughter.
WELLNESS
A Journey Toward Increasing Self Awareness and Gratitude
By Martin Berusch, Contributor
Writer and Editor
I'm grateful that dog was there with me that day. I don't know if he was the catalyst or spark that led me to my higher self-awareness, or if he just happened to be there at the "right" time. All I know is that that that early morning at Juhu Beach was a momentous occasion for me.
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