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Books
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.
A Death in Brazil by Peter Robb
Compelling reading that offers windows onto Brazil’s culture, history and sexual mores.
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Foreign Babes in Beijing by Rachel DeWoskin
A wry, insightful and comic China memoir.
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Amitav Ghosh – “In An Antique Land”
An Indian anthropologist made fun of by the Egyptians.
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First Footsteps in East Africa by Richard Burton
By Richard Burton A 19th century travel legend, Burton endeavours to become the first white man to enter the forbidden…
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Adrift by Steven Callahan
Just your average boat trip.
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My Mercedes is Not for Sale by Jeroen Van Bergeijk
From Amsterdam to Ouagadougou… An Auto-Misadventure Across the Sahara
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Thumbs Up Australia, Hitchhiking Oz by Tom Parry
Thumbs Up Australia, a travelogue about hitchhiking across Oz by Tom Parry.
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In Case There is No Doctor by Avshalom Mor
In Case There Is No Doctor is advertised as ‘The Medical and Survival Guide for Travels On and Off the…
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