Bushcraft: How to Heal Yourself in the Wilderness
Bushcraft First Aid is a guide to how to be prepared and help yourself or people with you in case of a health emergency or injury in the wild. Book excerpt.
Travel Books
The Streets of Paris, Following Famous Parisians
Susan Cahills “The Streets of Paris” allows you to explore the unforeseen sights of the historic city of Paris. This excerpt is about Francois Truffaut.
Ghost Towns of the West
The essential guidebook to the best ghost towns of the American West, a chapter details what to see in Miners Delight, Wyoming, a one-time boomtown.
Never Too Old to Travel: Songs of the Baka
After retirement, this couple hit the road, their favorite place? Algeria. Get the inside scoop on Dennis James and Barbara Grossman’s worldly adventures.
New Orleans: A Vampire's Guide
In the Footsteps of Dracula is Stephen P. Unger’s homage to all things Vampire in the scary city of New Orleans, Louisiana. Vampires, Absinthe and more.
Maine's Coastal Attractions Downeast
Exploring the coast of Maine from Machias and its wild blueberries to the manned lighthouse off its coast, and Milbridge, Machiasport, Cutler, Lubec, Calais
Mountain Lines: A Genuine Travel Memoir
Mountain Lines is a genuine and compelling narrative of Jonathan Arlan’s 400 mile journey through the French Alps, travel writing in its finest form.
Moving Abroad Tips: What to Expect
Tips on moving to another country and working there as an expat by leading expert Kathleen Peddicord, who has lived and worked abroad for many years.
Chiloé, off the Coast of Chile, an Adventure with a Dwarf
Lisa Alpine’s book on travel, Exotic Life: Laughing Rivers, Dancing Drums and Tangled Hearts”, this excerpt is about a boat trip in Chiloe, Chile.
Newport Rhode Island's Famous Mansions in Postcards
A photo book featuring old postcards of Newport Rhode Island’s famous mansions, from the biggest, The Breakers, to others like Bellevue and Rockry Hall.
How a Napoleon Transformed Paris
Napoleon III, nephew of Napoleon I, transformed the city of Paris during his reign as emperor of France, hiring Georges-Eugène Haussmann to improve the city
Attending AA Meetings in 21 Countries
Mat Ward is an alcoholic–he was told he would die if he did not get sober, so he traveled to 21 countries, attending AA meetings in each one.