Results for: books tagged ‘Travel’

  1. Among the Cities

    Among the Cities: Jan Morris

    ‘Years and years ago, observing that nobody in the history of man had ever seen and described the entire urban world, I resolved to do it myself ...’It was thirty ... More

  2. Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand

    Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand: Geoffrey Moorhouse

    Starting near the roof of the world on the Soviet Union’s border with China, Geoffrey Moorhouse’s journey through Central Asia winds across mountains, steppes and desert as well as the ... More

  3. Bitter Lemons of Cyprus

    Bitter Lemons of Cyprus: Lawrence Durrell

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  4. Caesar's Vast Ghost

    Caesar's Vast Ghost: Lawrence Durrell

    Provence, where Lawrence Durrell lived for thirty years, is the motif of this final work, published just before his death. It is a highly personal and unusual book, part travelogue, ... More

  5. The Dark Heart of Italy

    The Dark Heart of Italy: Tobias Jones

    In 1999 Tobias Jones emigrated to Italy, expecting to discover the pastoral bliss described by centuries of foreign visitors. Instead, he discovered a country riven by skulduggery, where crime is ... More

  6. Dead Man's Chest

    Dead Man's Chest: Nicholas Rankin

    First published to widespread acclaim in 1987, Nicholas Rankin’s account of a journey in pursuit of Robert Louis Stevenson has won plaudits ever since for its blend of scholarship and ... More

  7. Europe

    Europe: Jan Morris

    Europe has been widely acclaimed as among the finest achievements of 'one of our greatest living writers' (The Times). A personal appreciation, fuelled by five decades of journeying, this is ... More

  8. The Faber Book of Exploration

    The Faber Book of Exploration: Benedict Allen

    What does it feel like to walk off the edge of a map? To emerge dazed, dying yet triumphant, from the Amazon? Benedict Allen's anthology of human exploration ranges across ... More

  9. The Fearful Void

    The Fearful Void: Geoffrey Moorhouse

    From the outset misfortune was never far away; and as he moved further into that 'awful emptiness' the physical and mental deprivation grew more intense. More

  10. Ghosts of Spain

    Ghosts of Spain: Giles Tremlett

    Spaniards are reputed to be amongst Europe’s most voluble people. So why have they kept silent about the terrors of the Spanish Civil War and the rule of dictator Generalísimo ... More

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