Travel Reading

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GEAR:   Matador Pulse Editor Eva Holland reviews this popular niche travel book.  More »

GEAR:   Staying home for awhile? Pick up books by these four authors to keep your wanderlust aflame.  More »

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GEAR:   Matador Contributor David DeFranza gives a raw, honest review of this travel journal-turned-paperback.  More »

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GEAR:   101 of the Greatest Festivals, Sporting Events, and Celebrations in the U.S.  More »

GEAR:   Just in time for summer, this latest offering from National Geographic pulls the focus back on family fun and travel.  More »

GEAR:   If you're really stymied about where to go on your next trip or what kind of getaway you need, then this book might be a useful place to start.   More »

GEAR:   "A good landscape photo should draw you into it. It should make your spirit fly"....Salvatore Vasapolli  More »

GEAR:   Heart of Dryness, a new book by Matador contributor and award-winning journalist James G. Workman, is a masterwork of narrative non-fiction with critical insight into water scarcity.  More »

TRIP IDEAS:   We can't all be Maupassant or Colette, but we can have some fun trying. Here are 5 classy ways to do some reading and writing in Paris.  More »

GEAR:   A guide to building a better world because actions speak louder than words.  More »

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GEAR:   Just released, The Voluntary Traveler mashes up diverse and inspiring travel narratives with a guide to volunteer programs around the world.  More »

GEAR:   To a casual reader, Out of Captivity provides an insight into the horrendous conditions that “prisoners of war” in Colombia are subjected to, the illnesses they suffer, their struggle for sanity, comprehension of events and some information about their captors.  More »

GEAR:   Urban cyclists, whether they’re deliberately subversive or simply attempting to get some exercise, are remaking many cities. So posits Jeff Mapes in his book Pedaling Revolution: How Cyclists are Changing American Cities.<  More »

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GEAR:   The bulk of South Carolina reads like a popular history book. That makes sense; the author is a professor of American History who lives in Myrtle Beach.   More »

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SPIRIT:   Further your own spiritual journey with these classic books.  More »

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GEAR:   Matador Contributing Editor Eva Holland reviews that latest refreshingly offbeat travel book by writer David Farley.  More »

GEAR:   Advice gleaned from this book applies in any location where you, as a human being, represents a lower rung of the food chain  More »

GEAR:   There's something appealing—especially to Matador readers—about the narrative of someone who has it all—the coveted job, a nice house that's been paid for, a satisfying social life—chucking it to explore a completely different path.  More »

GEAR:   The air is getting chilly and the rainy season has begun. My typical urge to fly south for the winter has kicked in. Unfortunately, travel is not an option for me at the moment, so I will hibernate instead...  More »

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GEAR:   Essential skills and tactics to get you out of anywhere—alive  More »

GEAR:   Mexico City, The Capital of the 21st Century.  More »

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GEAR:   Matador Contributor Beebe Bahrami just released a new book covering Madrid, and fellow Matadorian Susan Greenwood gives us the lowdown.   More »

GEAR:   Marco Polo is a travelogue equal parts entertaining and thought-provoking.  More »

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GEAR:   With beautiful photographs, color maps, and detailed information about Nepal's most popular and least traveled trekking routes, this book helps would-be trekkers prepare for their dream trip.  More »

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