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yWorld Travel:
A Guide to International Ecojourneys |
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A lavishly illustrated and practical coffee-table guide to the world's wild places, from the deserts of the American Southwest to the
grasslands of East Africa and the ice floes of Antarctica. The Nature Company's World Travel
(Time-Life Books) is the essential handbook for every traveler who cares about the preservation of our natural einvronment.
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Food: True Stories of Life on the Road |
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Many people will tell you that they travel, in large part, to eat, to break bread with strangers and leave the table with friends, and to
discover the world through the medium of cuisine. This special edition in the Travelers' Tales series collects stories that further the preposition that humanity is revealed through cuisine just as surely as it is
through any other art or social activity. Just a few of the notable authors you'll find in this book, besides Christopher P. Baker: P.J. O'Rourke, Colin Thubron, David Yeadon, and M.F.K. Fisher.
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iI Should Have Stayed Home
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In this hilarious anthology, fifty-one top travel writers, novelists, and journalists tell of their greatest travel disasters. Read this book
and you'll be happy you weren't Christopher P. Baker, Isabell Allende, Jeff Greenwald, Joe Gores, Paul Theroux, or Pico Iyer, among other well-known names. Royalties from this book are being donated to Oxfam America.
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Beginner's Guide to Getting Published |
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For people with things to say, a knack for words and no idea what-in-the-publishing world to do next," say the editors of this classic from
Writer's Digest Books. There comes a point for most aspiring writers when you want other
people to read your words... or, if you're a traveler, when you want to share your sojourns with the rest of the world. You want to be published. If you're unsure where to start, then this book is for you. Inside you'll find 27 articles from seasoned, published writers who give you direction for selling your work... advice on producing the kind of writing editors want... inside tips on making your mark on the publishing world... and professional insight on writing and publishing:
"This well-written guide is insightful, not patronizing in the least, and inordinately useful." ~Amazon.com |
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