The London Jungle Book
by Bhajju Shyam | 
Reckless Traveler
by Walter Rhein | 
The Royal Road to Romance
by Richard Halliburton | 
The Way of the World
by Nicolas Bouvier | 
How to Live In a Car, Van, or RV
by Bob Wells | 
Travels With Myself
by Tahir Shah | 
Weird California
by Greg Bishop | 
Running with the Moon
by Jonny Bealby | 
In Arabian Nights
by Tahir Shah | 
Trucking in English
by Carolyn Steele | 
One Man Caravan
by Robert Edison Fulton, Jr. | 
Walking the Americas
by Levison Wood | 
Travels: Collected Writings, 1950-1993
by Paul Bowles | 
Last Places
by Lawrence Millman | 
Sahara
by Michael Palin | 
In the Shadow of the Volcano
by Maureen Klovers | 
Nowhere Like Home
by Jamie Alexander | 
Quiet Corners of Paris
by Jean-Christophe Napias | 
Touching Tibet
by Niema Ash | 
In Tuscany
by Frances Mayes |
A sharply funny travelogue from a fantastic travel writer. Lucy Edge tells the story of her personal quest for serenity and yogic flexibility through the ashrams and gurus of India. After over a decade spent working and drinking too much in the world of advertising, Lucy decided she had to leave town for an altogether more spiritual and, well, meaningful way of life - And whilst she was at it, she could acquire a newly lithe and supple body. Would she come home looking like Christy Turlington and pick up some Buddhist serenity on the way? Or did something much funnier, interesting and complicated happen? Did she fall in love - with a place and its people? A divine comedy of the Western obsession with life's deeper meaning, a yogic experiment and a love letter to India, this is a very funny book from a wonderful travel writer.