The best American travel writing 2021

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American travel writing 2021

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Audio producer: Astoria Media, recording studio
Narrated by: Catherine Byers
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Recorded from: Boston : Mariner Books, a division of HarperCollins, 2021. 9780358361848
2021 HarperCollins Publishers LLC
"The essays in this year's Best American Travel Writing are an antidote to the isolation of the year 2020, giving us views into experiences unlike our own and taking us on journeys we could not take ourselves. From the lively music of West Africa, to the rich culinary traditions of Muslims in Northwest China, to the thrill of a hunt in Alaska, this collection is a treasure trove of diverse places and cultures, providing the comfort, excitement, and joy of feeling elsewhere." -- Provided by publisher
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Inside the nightmare voyage of the Diamond Princess / Doug Bock Clark, from GQ
Mississippi: a poem, in days / Kiese Makeba Laymon, from Vanity Fair
The warmth of a lost world / Leslie Jamison, from The New York Times Magazine
To the swimmer in the Borneo rainforest / Meghan Gunn, from Off Assignment
I decided to leave / Meghan Daum, from GEN
The New York you once knew is gone. The one you loved remains / Glynnis MacNicol, from GEN
Good bread / Bill Buford, from the New Yorker
Food, it turns out, has little to do with why I love to travel / Noah Galuten, from Eater
The people of Las Vegas / Amanda Fortini, from The Believer
In the City of Saints / Sarah Khan, from Travel + Leisure
Reindeer at the end of the world / Bathsheba Demuth, from Emergence Magazine
Senegal's beating heart / Jim Benning, from Westways
Five oceans, five deeps / Ben Taub, from The New Yorker
Water or sky? / Meg Bernhard, from Hazlitt
California's weed country is lit / Jackie Bryant, from Cannabitch
Youtopia / Carrie Battan, from Outside
Can travel become an addiction? / Natalie Stoclet, from Playboy
On the complicated questions around writing about travel / Intan Paramaditha, from Literary Hub
Out there, nobody can hear you scream / Latria Graham, fromOutside
The losing coast / Elizabeth Miller, from The Statesider
To the doctor of Bujumbura's quarantine hotel / Jina Moore, from Off Assignment
A change in perspective / Sarah Moss, from Travel + Leisure
Thousand fields of grain / Ligaya Mishan, from T: The New York Times Style Magazine
A fear-filled lockdown / Paul Theroux, from The New York Times
Wanderlust / Jon Lee Anderson, from The New Yorker

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Anderson, Jon Lee, author
Bernhard, Meg, author
Buford, Bill, author
Byers, Catherine, narrator
Clark, Doug Bock, author
Daum, Meghan, 1970- author
Demuth, Bathsheba, author
Galuten, Noah, author
Jamison, Leslie, 1983- author
Lakshmi, Padma, editor
Laymon, Kiese, author
MacNicol, Glynnis, 1974- author
Moore, Jina, author
Moss, Sarah, author
Paramaditha, Intan, 1979- author
Theroux, Paul, author
Wilson, Jason, 1944- editor