Articles by Andrew Solomon:

Rio de Janeiro is becoming a standard-bearer of a new kind of social development, a transformation of the long intractable poverty of the favelas.

Exploring the wilds of the Amazon, the high-altitude waters of Titicaca, and the mysteries of Machu Picchu, T+L revels in the sheer, exuberant abundance of Peru.

It would have been worth noting, when we signed up for the “Nimrod Centennial Expedition” to Antarctica, that Sir Ernest Shackleton’s pole-seeking Nimrod expedition ...

There is nothing dangerous or threatening in Madagascar. On mainland African safaris you have to stay in a vehicle, because lions will eat you and hippos will trample you ...

It is hard to understand how the Chinese have retained some semblance of sanity in a country so utterly transformed, because the China of today is as dissimilar to the China ...

When I walk through the memory palace in which I live, my past seems to be with me.

One guest arrived with a mysterious silver key, another, a tiny silver archer’s bow. At F&W’s silver anniversary party, silver took many forms—from the ...

How often do you find a South Pacific island nation with your name on it? And how often does it turn out to be just what Herman Melville said it would?

On a remote Japanese island, an art collection spills out of a Tadao Ando building onto hillsides and docks—and into your hotel room.

When anxiety strikes, you can try talk therapy—or you can try kitchen therapy. A writer who’s done both explains how preparing a stew or roasting a chicken helps ...