What books are people reading in travel?

[Fan4SFGiants]

Currently I'm reading,have,or am rereading these travel guides.

National Geographic Traveler Amsterdam

Time Out City Guide Amsterdam

The Rough Guide To Amsterdam

The Rough Guide To Berlin

Time Out Berlin

National Geographic Traveler Germany

National Geographic Traveler London

Hidden San Francisco & Northern California

Hidden Southern California

Fun With The Family Northern California

Coming May 1:Weekend Adventures In San Francisco & Northern California

[Peppermill]

How about a great travel writer like Paul Theroux or Bruce Chatwin?  Or even Henry James?

If your taking a trip to Amsterdam, how about preceding it by The Island at the Center of the World, a story of the influence of the Dutch on the evolving U.S.?  (I was part of a group that did that (sorta) a few years ago.)

Recently, my "travel reading" has been through The Inferno with Dante, his translators and the commentators, and the crew of us over on the EPICS board!  Thankfully, we are about to move on to Purgatorio!

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Fan4SFGiants wrote:

Currently I'm reading,have,or am rereading these travel guides.

National Geographic Traveler Amsterdam

Time Out City Guide Amsterdam

The Rough Guide To Amsterdam

The Rough Guide To Berlin

Time Out Berlin

National Geographic Traveler Germany

National Geographic Traveler London

Hidden San Francisco & Northern California

Hidden Southern California

Fun With The Family Northern California

Coming May 1:Weekend Adventures In San Francisco & Northern California

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[Sunltcloud]

Travel Reading I'm working on:

The Great Railway Bazaar (Paul Theroux)

To the Ends of the Earth (Paul Theroux)

Prague (A Traveler's Literary Companion) edited by Paul Wilson

Prague, A Cultural History (Richard Burton)

Walking Atlanta (Falcon Guide)

Literary Savannah (Edited by Patrick Allen)

Spinsters Abroad (Dea Birkett)

Whatever You Do, Don't Run (Botswana Safari Guide Peter Allison)

Stalking the Wild Dik-Dik (Marie Javins