My copy of The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Darkest Journey quotes the Washington Post’s
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Elvis in the Holy Land
Mention Elvis destinations and people automatically think Graceland and Memphis, Tennessee. But Elvis can be
How to Make Friends and Oppress People:...
If you’re looking for a last-minute gift for the wanderlustian and reader in your life,
A Mother's Preservation: Shivering through Krakauer's 'Into...
The question surrounding Into the Wild is always “why?” Or perhaps “how?” Jon Krakauer poses
The Mayflower II: Stepping into America's Pilgrim...
As always, this week in November, with its turkeys, cranberry sauce, and expressions of thanks
South Africa Traveler's Literary Companion: edited by...
More than once I have found myself in a foreign place with the wrong book.
New York State's Hudson River Valley Celebrates...
2009 marks the year when the Hudson River Valley celebrates the 400th anniversary of Henry
Would you go on a world cruise?
I’ve never given much thought to going on a cruise. It’s always been something that
Seeing Crime & Punishment through Dostoevsky's eyes...
James Boobar admits that this is a tour you will not find in any conventional
Reading Diski’s A Stranger on a Train
As Antoina writes in her essay Extreme Trains? Amtrak’s Empire Builder is anything but —
