Travelers Book

by Bob Payne When people ask Bob Payne how to get started at travel writing, he often tells them that running away from home at fifteen and hitchhiking alone around America is what worked for him. In his 142-country memoir, Escape Clauses: Getting Away With a Travel Writing Life, Payne

by Gunnar Garfors  Gunnar Garfors has visited all 198 countries in the world – as the youngest hobby traveler – and has encountered people, places and situations most can only dream of. The globetrotter has deftly woven his experiences together into a story that takes the reader on an emotive

by Osa Johnson  This classic, bestselling memoir tells of the often heart-stopping adventures of early 20th-century explorers and photographers Osa and Martin Johnson – now in a new edition featuring additional photos and personal letters from the Johnsons to friends and family. Osa Johnson’s memoir details her adventures alongside her

by Boris Kester  Are You Ready to Explore the World’s Most Intriguing Destinations? “Boris’s candor and writing style draws you in, and his journeys are fascinating. I felt like I was sitting beside him, running with him, and experiencing all the joys and exhilaration of meeting new people and places

by Nick Zoa On March 6, 2020, world traveler Nick Zoa landed on the remote Pacific island of Kosrae two days before Micronesia declared a Covid-19 travel ban. Nick soon realized that being marooned in a gorgeous, virus-free paradise wasn’t such a bad thing. Go Now! is the story of Nick’s sixteen

by Richard S. Hall This biography delves into the life of the famous explorer, Henry Morton Stanley, revealing the man behind the legend. Henry Morton Stanley, despite his fame and importance, has often been underappreciated and misunderstood among the great Victorian explorers of Africa.