By Roadjunky, Posted Dec 04, 2006
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 One of the most inspiring travel books |
Ok, so maybe not all the best travelogues of all time but some good reading none the less.
Paul Theroux – The Great Railway Bazaar, Dark Star Safari
Another one...objectively speaking of course
Michael Herr – Dispatches
Tom Thumb – Hand to Mouth to India
Robin Brown – Eating Air in India
Wilfred Thesiger – Arabian Sands
Tony Khowitz – In Cairo Without a Map
Richard Burton – A Pilgrimage to Hajj
Also check out:
lulu.com – print up one copy at a time of your book and make it available to the public. You keep all the rights.
travelwriters.com for jobs, also
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