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This classic Beat Generation novel which will take readers on a trip across America characterised by jazz music, poetry, and the American dream along with Sal Paradise. It captures the essence of the Beat poets.
It is a pioneering travel narrative, blending anthropology and personal reflection as it traverses the Amazon rainforest, offering insights into indigenous cultures and the clash of traditions in an evocative style.
Showcasing 40 writers who have contributed to Italy's rich short story tradition for over a century, the collection includes Italo Calvino and Elsa Morante, along with some less well-known yet captivating discoveries.
During the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon, the novel follows Buck, a domesticated dog, as he embraces his primal instincts and navigates the wilderness.
An eye-opening travelogue about Che Guevara and Alberto Granado, both 23, who set out on a journey across South America on one motorcycle to connect with ordinary people and understand Latin American life.
This book provides insight into things ranging from holiday romance to mini-bars, airports, and much more. Above all, it's a book about travelling for pleasure.
This book is about the author's journey to Italy, India, and Indonesia as she seeks to find meaning, pleasure, and balance in life. It has also been made into a film starring Julia Roberts.
Dive into a thrilling adventure in Thailand as a backpacker stumbles upon a hidden paradise and its dark secrets. The book's success got it adapted into a film starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
This 1998 travel book chronicles the author's attempt to hike the Appalachian Trail during the spring and summer of 1996. It is an adventure, a comedy, and a celebration, all wrapped in one.
Adapted into a globally renowned film starring Emile Hirsch, this book is the journey of Christopher McCandless as he travels through North America in search of adventure and self-discovery.