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Stories I recommend for the person still waiting for vacation time or looking for something to read on the plane, train or beach.

 

 

The Wisconsin Beer Guide: A Travel Companion

by Kevin Revolinski

A road trip guide to 72 places making their own beer in Wisconsin, plus bits on history, festivals, beer styles, and where to find fish fries or fresh cheese curds nearby. PLUS offers for FREE BEER and more from many of the brewers! (Read more here!)

 

The Pillars of Hercules

by Paul Theroux

The sharp-witted tell-it-like-is travel writer makes a circle tour of the Mediterranean and offers an insightful and often humorous view of the neighbors along the coast.

 

60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Madison

by Kevin Revolinski

My latest book due out in April 2008 covering the best hikes in the Madison area, complete with maps, directions, and in-depth trail descriptions.

 

Route 66 A.D.

by Tony Perrottet

If you think tourism and obnoxious travelers overrunning places is a modern phenomena, check this out. The author visits the places that drew travelers of long ago.

 

Travels With Charley in Search of America

by John Steinbeck

Feeling out of touch with the common man of America--the subjects that made his novels famous--Steinbeck reconnects by taking his dog on a roadtrip to assess the state of the union in the 1960s. Striking stuff.

 

 

The Sex Lives of Cannibals

by J. Maarten Troost

This is laugh-out-loud funny as the author follows his girlfriend to her job on a remote Pacific Island where the Macarena is the only song on the radio.

 

The Yogurt Man Cometh: Tales of an American Teacher in Turkey

 

by Kevin Revolinski

I'd be remis not to mention my own book, wouldn't I? Simply put, my year in Turkey was the best year of my life. So good I had to write a book about it. (Interviews, reviews and more (here!)

 

Italian Neighbors

by Tim Parks

Another book about moving to Italy and meeting the crazy people next door, but this one is really good.

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