Andrew Eames: Blue River, Black Sea
Andrew Eames follows the Danube River East to the fringes of Europe. In the process he discovers a Europe that is deeply interconnected in the…
By Paul · Feb 15, 2016
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Books
Tale of two storytellers: a review of Travels With Herodotus (Ryszard Kapuscinski)
Once upon a time, there were no travel websites. Go far enough back and there weren’t even any…
By travelmag · Feb 3
Books
William B. Helmreich: The New York Nobody Knows
New York is a big, complex city of over eight million souls. It would be hard for a…
By travelmag · Aug 20
Books
The agonies of adventure: A review of The Old Patagonian Express (Paul Theroux)
Commuting is a parody of travel; it is a bloodless, necessary chore that, because it involves motion, suggests…
By travelmag · Jul 7
Arts & Culture
The origins of travel: A review of The Songlines (Bruce Chatwin)
Why do we travel? It’s this question that haunts Bruce Chatwin’s classic account of a journey to the…
By travelmag · May 7