Paperbacks at 15,000 Feet

Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 03.30.09 | 1:20 PM ET

Book Bench blogger Willing Davidson did a little book-spotting on a recent Nepalese trek; in this brief, fun post, he reports back on the most popular titles in his “mile-high book club.”

Tags: Adventure Travel, Literature, Asia, Nepal, Literary Travel

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Eva Holland is the senior editor of World Hum. Her writing has also appeared in Reader's Digest Canada, NationalGeographic.com, the National Post, the Montreal Gazette, the Ottawa Citizen and WestJet's Up! Magazine, among other publications. She's based in Canada's Yukon territory.

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