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Reading is like traveling in itself. You open the pages and someone you’ve never met takes you far away. Actually, that makes it more like hitchhiking but anyway here are some reviews of Road Junky’s favourite travelogues.
The Names of Things by Susan Brind Morrow
An exceptional, dreamy journey through Egypt, Sudan and the frontiers where words meet reality.
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A Death in Brazil by Peter Robb
Compelling reading that offers windows onto Brazil’s culture, history and sexual mores.
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Adrift by Steven Callahan
Just your average boat trip.
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt
One of the classics of travel journalism, John Berendt takes us deep into the life of an isolated Georgian town,…
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A Year in the World by Francis Mayes
The world is full of boring, tedious, and predictable travel books. Matthew Stone reviews one which isn’t a Lonely Planet…
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Eric Newby Traveler’s Tales
Travel stories from conquistadores, missionaries, beatniks and wanderers from all corners of the world.
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Dark Star Safari by Paul Theroux
Dark Star Safari is one of Paul Theroux’s best travel books to date. He sets out to journey from Cairo…
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Hashish – A Smuggler’s Tale by Henry de Monfreid
He doesn’t know what hashish is yet but is determined to smuggle it from Greece to Egypt in his small…
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