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A famous book about an epic family feud in Brazil's Amazon If you’re looking for a book that helps paint a rich, evocative picture of Manaus in Brazil, look no further than Milton Hatoum’s novel The… Started by Tripatini	0	Jul 27, 2013
Jane Austen's Lyme Regis Check out this link for information on Jane Austen's favourite seaside town: http://britainonpageandscreen.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/jane-aus… Started by Vicky Picks	0	Jun 14, 2013
John Stephens and Anna Leonowens Have you ever noticed that the best travel writers never really considered themselves as such? Look at anybody’s li… Started by Tripatini	0	Jun 14, 2013
Great Travel, Great Stories Traveling through space is geography. Traveling through time is history. I just finished reading the Travels of Marco Polo and Great Rail… Started by Tripatini	0	Mar 24, 2013
Granada, Spain, and Washington Irving's 'Tales of the Alhambra' Spain, a Western European country rich in Mediterranean flavors and Arab influence, is actually a few countries packed into one. With its… Started by Tripatini	0	Mar 13, 2013
'Florence & Tuscany: A Literary Guide' is our Read of the Week from member Ted Jones: The majestic landscapes and rich culture of Tuscany have fostered the inspiration and settings for literature since… Started by Tripatini	0	Nov 30, 2012
Saison 2012 The creative , multilingual and professional staff of ,, Travel Plus,, guarantee selection of good quality hotels , restaurants , transport… Started by Travel Plus	0	Dec 19, 2011
what are you reading? I do apologise for my sluggardly behaviour as of late. I had awful connections--as in none--to my Tripatini pages. I have no real idea what… Started by Terence Baker	7	Nov 3, 2011 Reply by Gretchen Kelly
MacArthur Causeway: A Tale of South Beach You know, not that I would ever claim this is "literature" by any remote stretch, but it is a fictional short story with a (hopefully) very… Started by David Paul Appell	0	Nov 3, 2011