Glenn Dixon's latest book is on music. Publishers Weekly called "Tripping the World Fantastic" a labour of love. The book, they wrote, "succeeds by connecting readers intimately with the souls of music-makers all over the world." From a trip to Bob Marley's grave in Jamaica to sitar lessons on the banks of the Ganges, Dixon tells the story of music and just why it has such a powerful effect on us all. www.tripping-the-world.comLike a cross between Bill Bryson and Malcolm Gladwell, Dixon has written travel articles and cultural pieces for National Geographic, the New York Post, the Globe and Mail and Psychology Today.His first book was Pilgrim in the Palace of Words: a journey through the 6000 languages of Earth. He lives and works in Calgary, Canada.
