Chatwin in the Australian outback on Aboriginal dreaming tracks and why humans walk.
Chatwin follows a piece of brontosaurus skin to the end of South America; the modern travel book.
Bill Bryson attempts the Appalachian Trail with an unfit friend and a fear of bears.
Bryson's farewell tour of Britain before moving back to America; the Britons' favourite book about themselves.
Robert Byron through Persia and Afghanistan in 1933 in search of the origins of Islamic architecture.
Steinbeck drives around America with a poodle in 1960 to see what it has become.
Peter Matthiessen walks to Dolpo with a zoologist looking for a cat he never sees.
Kapuscinski's first assignments abroad with the first historian in his pocket.
Fragments about travel, anatomy and a Chopin's heart smuggled to Warsaw; Tokarczuk's Booker International.
Kapuscinski's forty years reporting Africa, from Ghana's independence to Rwanda.
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