In the last two decades, there is no address I’ve claimed longer than a little cabin on Deslonde Street.

Three days, two friends, and one of the greatest cities in the world.

My first outing as music editor for Waxwing Literary Journal is about one of New Orleans’ best, and most unique bands.

I’m pleased to announce that I managed to score a Solas Award for Travel Writing from Traveler’s Tales this year.

Deep in the Ninth Ward sits the local institution Jack Dempsey’s, an island of consistency in a sea of change… Dining Partner: Keith Hurtt Occupation: Attorney at Law, Tour Guide, Gentleman of Questionable Reputation. You can find him: Drinking an …

Hello readers. The Museum of Americana, who recently published one of my blog pieces, have now published a Q & A with me about my travel writing. You can read it here: https://themuseumofamericana.net/2016/03/28/q-a-with-issue-9-contributor-nick-fox/ More soon…    

The Bonnet Carre Spillway diverting excess water from the swollen Mississippi River. There are many cars pulled up in the parking area when I arrive, everyone coming to see this mile and a half long structure designed to save us …

Forty miles from New Orleans sits this legendary little roadside stand that serves the state’s most famous, and most unique, catfish platter. Bring your appetite, and a few friends to help you… “Shaved catfish is what we’re famous for,” said …