GLOBAL LAUNCH DATE: July 1, 2026
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As the launch of The Pilgrim’s Table draws near, I would love the opportunity to join your book club to talk about themes from the book, what you liked (or didn’t like!), and share more behind the scenes of my pilgrimage walks across Europe, the U.K., and the United States. My travel schedule through 2026, […]
The Pilgrim’s Table sits in conversation with a small shelf of novels that book clubs return to again and again. If your group has read and enjoyed any of these, the table is set for you. The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce. Joyce’s novel is the closest cousin to The Pilgrim’s Table on the shelf. An ordinary
A new Camino de Santiago novel set in Muxia, at the end of the world. Meet the chef who feeds every pilgrim and the fire he relit to do it.
There are two kinds of book club novels. The first is a book everyone enjoys, and no one remembers a month later. The second is a book that gives a group something to do with the silences between the questions, something to carry home, something to come back to. The Pilgrim’s Table was written to be the
There are journeys that change your location. And then there are journeys that change your life. The Pilgrims’ Table is a novel born from the roads, conversations, and quiet transformations that happen along Spain’s legendary Camino de Santiago — one of the world’s most meaningful pilgrimage routes. But this is not simply a “Camino novel.” It
I spent twenty-eight years working in hotels and resorts, including 16 years at one of the world’s most respected luxury hospitality companies. I have hosted guests, shared meals, and helped set my fair share of tables. And what I learned — slowly at first, then all at once — is that the table is not
Discover the ancient Christian pilgrimage route that inspired The Pilgrim’s Table — from medieval pilgrim hospitals to the modern Camino. Map, history, and the real places behind the fiction.
The wait is nearly over. The Pilgrim’s Table — a novel woven from the ancient footpaths, shared meals, and quiet revelations of the pilgrim’s journey — opens for Kindle presale on May 15, 2026, with paperback and hardcover editions arriving July 1, just in time for early summer reading. Reserve Your Kindle Edition Starting Friday, May 15, readers can
With any luck, you’ve found this page while researching the Camino de Santiago through Europe to learn more about the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Some pilgrims find the Camino through books or blogs. Others may learn about the Camino through movies, such as “The Way”. Regardless of what first sparked your interest in
There are moments in life that ask for silence. And then there are moments that ask for the right kind of music. While writing The Pilgrims’ Table, I found myself returning again and again to a particular kind of sound—music that didn’t demand attention, but instead created space for something deeper to emerge. Music that
