Travel Blog • Eva Holland • 06.16.11 | 11:58 AM ET
The list is organized thematically, and the travel section—way down at the bottom—includes World Hum favorites by Mark Twain, Jan Morris, Jonathan Raban and the late Patrick Leigh Fermor. A number of travel-themed titles have also found their way into the other sections, and the whole list is worth a read. (Via @legalnomads)
Back to The Beach: A Lost Interview with Alex Garland
Twenty years ago, Frank Bures chatted with a young Alex Garland about his travel novel,...
Ivana Waz left Serbia for America when she was 14. She returned to her homeland with her son to answer the question: Was she more Serbian or American?
After being turned away from the school choir, Lavinia Spalding lost her love of public singing. Then she moved to South Korea.
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Travel Mom 06.16.11 | 2:22 PM ET
Really surprised that I had only read 3 books on the list. I might need to revamp my summer reading list. I would add, Social Contract, by Rousseau.
Ash 07.06.11 | 5:03 AM ET
For an excellent read, everyone in the world should read: 100 Years of Solitude.
I drove from the UK to Hungary where I now am an expat. It was a long drive and whenever I stopped driving for a break I reached for this book and felt reluctant to start driving again.
If you haven’t read it, then take the time to do so.
Happy Travels Everyone.