Jul 26 "Bottlenecks in the aisles and the throat of the jet bridge can be eternal, and it takes several minutes just to get from the doorway to your seat, or vice versa."
Jun 2 Jeffrey Tayler's Glory in a Camel's Eye: A Perilous Trek Through the Greatest African Desert (Houghton Mifflin) tells
Jun 2 Prague's transition In the early 1990s, young North Americans flocked to Prague for the authentic Bohemian lifestyle-the chance
Dec 30 Many are touting Suketu Mehta's Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found (Knopf Canada, $39.95) as a
Dec 23 Simon Winchester's book about Calcutta is actually titled Simon Winchester's Calcutta ($20.95), such
Dec 9 On first sight, the 400-page The Canada Chronicles (Summit Studios, $50) seemed like one of the last things I would
Dec 9 Don't consider packing Lonely Planet's The Travel Book ($56.95) on your next trip--it's better suited for a coffee table
Nov 10 Roger Took's Running With Reindeer: Encounters in Russian Lapland (McArthur & Co., $18.95) is of
Nov 10 Since the centenary of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897-'99, books continue to appear, recounting the experiences of people
Nov 10 Australians, generally speaking, are some of the world's most prolific travellers. One of the craziest travel adventures
Oct 14 The past few years a number of writers, including theologians as important as Shirley MacLaine, have published books about
Sep 30 A guide to New York City is only ever useful in the way that a guide to pregnancy is useful: it allows the comforting illusion
