The Dusty Musette

“Cycling is about mapping the small worlds that are always around us.” This 2018 literary cycling memoir by British writer Paul Maunder, a s...

When the protagonist of Heidi Jacob’s lovely, very funny, and deeply literary debut novel Molly of the Mall (the perfect gift for that Engli...

 “The possibilities of gravel road riding in Manitoba are limitless.” This old book was my favorite find from our most recent annual summer ...

I first heard about the Battle River Badlands via the Alberta Gravel Cycling Facebook group. Back in January, a Battle River-valley resident...

Happy 60th to the Musette's number-one reader: the stylish and elegant Victoria Day--long-time commuter, recreational cyclist, recent e-...

  W e’ve had to wait a while for the final installment in Tim Moore’s Grand Tour trilogy that began with French Revolutions: Cycling the Tou...

I’ve been trying to think of the best word to describe yesterday’s wind: Brutal? Ferocious? Punishing? Merciless? Soul-crushing? In the end,...

  Two things attracted me to this little-known self-published 2009 cycle-travel book that I first heard about on BicycleTouringPro.com : 1) ...