Books: Travel
Currently listing articles 175-151:
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Book Review: Swimming with Crocodiles by Will Chaffey— What starts off as a coming-of-age story - mingled with travelogue and Nat Geo-styled adventure tale - becomes a life or death struggle...
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Book Review: Dear American Airlines by Jonathan Miles— Can you build a whole novel out of a complaint letter? Jonathan Miles does just that in this novel.
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Book Review: Blood River - A Journey to Africa's Broken Heart by Tim Butcher— Takes you gently through the 20th-century horror ride that is the history of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Book Review: Eat, Pray, Love - One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert— My favorite self-help book, and one that makes you think about what elements in life create lasting happiness within each of us.
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Book Review: The Wild Trees by Richard Preston — Head into a hidden world with this fascinating exploration of California's redwood canopies.
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BC Radio Live: Engage's Trish McDermott, The Bangkok Five, and Author Jeff Belanger— Sex, ghosts, and rock and roll on BC Radio Live.
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Book Review: The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles— A portrait of people lost in the world; bleak but brilliant.
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Book Review: Ruinair by Paul Kilduff— In-flight entertainment and humorous account of traveling throughout Europe on low budget airlines.
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Book Review: Punk House - Interiors in Anarchy by Abby Banks— "...all tomorrow’s broken hearts”: Punk as a living, breathing art project.
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Book Review: Sail by James Patterson and Howard Roughan— The Dunne family thought they were sailing into emotional healing and calm adventure. They didn't know death dogged their wake.
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Book Review: Dream Destinations - The Worlds 100 Greatest Places To Vacation by LIFE Magazine Editors— This LIFE Magazine publication is laid out in six specific types of vacations and is designed to destinations for all.
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Book Review: The Travel Writer’s Handbook - How to Write and Sell Your Own Travel Experiences by Louise Purwin Zobel and Jacqueline Harmon Butler (Contributor)— Ready. Set. Write!
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Book Review: The Streets of Babylon - A London Mystery by Carina Burman, Translated by Sarah Death— This mystery novel is an entertaining and sometimes humorous trip back to the 19th century.
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Book Review: A Rotten Person Travels the Caribbean by Gary Buslik — Who says grumps aren't funny?
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Book Review: Near Death On The High Seas Edited by Cecil Kuhne— “...she is merely there, immense, powerful, and indifferent.”
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The Mommy Mobile Grinds To A Halt— How not to create transportation tyrants in your own family.
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Book Review: Make the Most of Your Time on Earth by Rough Guides— Any “best of” compendium can get tiresome after awhile, but this mammoth book has a couple important things going for it.
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Baseball, Poetry, and Nicaragua— They are all the same.
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Book Review: The Summer of My Greek Taverna: A Memoir by Tom Stone— What could be better than spending a summer running a restaurant on a Greek island?
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Book Review: Along the Templar Trail - Seven Million Steps for Peace by Brandon Wilson— Join author/adventurer Brandon Wilson as he walks from France to Jerusalem. A most fascinating journey.
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DVD Review: Digging For The Truth - DVD And Book Collection From The History Channel— If you like history, if you like the exploration and the mystery of historical situations, then you will love Digging For The Truth!
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Book Review - Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway: An Epoch Tale of a Scientist and an Artist on the Ultimate 5,000-Mile Paleo Road Trip— Belongs on the coffee tables of every paleonerd, art lover and general science enthusiast and in the home of anyone with children.
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Book Review: Bamboo - Essays and Criticism by William Boyd— An anthology of non-fiction, from Auden to Vonnegut, the Sausage Fly to Minicabs, by the sardonic historian of 20th-century life and Englishness under pressure.
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Book Review: Brutus' Journey Through The Buckeye State by Aimee Aryal— The perfect present for Ohio State fans.
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Book Review: Gentlemen of the Road by Michael Chabon— Two swashbuckling friends fight their way through Asia Minor in Michael Chabon's post-modern adventure novel.
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