Reckless Traveler
by Walter Rhein | 
The Royal Road to Romance
by Richard Halliburton | 
How to Live In a Car, Van, or RV
by Bob Wells | 
Walking the Americas
by Levison Wood | 
One Man Caravan
by Robert Edison Fulton, Jr. | 
Travels With Myself
by Tahir Shah | 
Last Places
by Lawrence Millman | 
Running with the Moon
by Jonny Bealby | 
Trucking in English
by Carolyn Steele | 
Travels: Collected Writings, 1950-1993
by Paul Bowles | 
The Virago Book of Women Travellers
by Mary Morris | 
In the Shadow of the Volcano
by Maureen Klovers | 
Nowhere Like Home
by Jamie Alexander | 
The Flying Carpet
by Richard Halliburton | 
Quiet Corners of Paris
by Jean-Christophe Napias | 
Touching Tibet
by Niema Ash | 
If Your Dream Doesn't Scare You, It Isn't Big Enough
by Kristine K. Stevens | 
Trail of Feathers
by Tahir Shah | 
Honeymoon in Purdah
by Alison Wearing | 
The Greek for Love
by James Chatto |
In 1934, JB Priestley published an account of his journey through England from Southampton to the Black Country, to the North East and Newcastle, to Lincoln, Norfolk and Norwich. In capturing and describing an English landscape and people hitherto unconsidered, he influenced thinking and attitudes and helped formulate a public consensus for change that led to the formation of the welfare state. English Journey expresses Priestley's deep love of his native country and teaches us much about the human condition and the nature of Englishness. A fully illustrated special anniversary edition was published by William Heinemann in 1984, and in 1997 came the Folio edition which was a version of the 1984 edition with minor emendations. It contains many evocative photographs and an introduction by Margaret Drabble.