A Tale of Love and Darkness
by Amos Oz | 
Istanbul
by Orhan Pamuk | 
The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot
by Robert Macfarlane | 
Sea Room
by Adam Nicolson | 
Roumeli
by Patrick Leigh Fermor |
Charles Kuralt's America
by Charles Kuralt |
On the Rez
by Ian Frazier | 
The White Rock
by Hugh Thomson | 
Travels with Myself and Another
by Martha Gellhorn | 
This Cold Heaven
by Gretel Ehrlich | 
The Only Street in Paris
by Elaine Sciolino |
Palestinian Walks
by Raja Shehadeh | 
Deep South
by Paul Theroux | 
Homage to Barcelona
by Colm Toibin | 
The Sewing Circles of Herat
by Christina Lamb | 
Midnight in Siberia
by David Greene | 
An Area of Darkness
by V. S. Naipaul | 
Bitter Lemons of Cyprus
by Lawrence Durrell | 
No-Man's Lands
by Scott Huler | 
Street Without a Name
by Kapka Kassabova |
In this "impassioned and thoughtful book" (The New York Times), Bellow records the opinions, passions, and dreams of Israelis of varying viewpoints -- Yitzhak Rabin, Amos Oz, the editor of the largest Arab-language newspaper in Israel, a kibbutznik escaped from the Warsaw Ghetto -- and adds his own thoughts on being Jewish in the twentieth century.