travelogue

Most books are the result of direct experience, whether the barely disguised autobiography of first novel or a straightforward travelogue.

He wrote a travelogue, "The Voyage of the Beagle, " that was an immediate best seller and remains a classic of its kind.

With humour and a sense of romance, she has written an intellectually bracing travelogue of literary adventures.

A good paper is not a travelogue of your search process.

The book namely Little Simba's travelogue in Africa is the important step to make such introduction.

The travelogue of Venetian businessman Marco Polo introduced China, then a mysterious land, to the West.

And in 1804, the score of the song appeared in the book "A Travelogue from China" , written by British diplomat John Bellow.

By 2003's The Da Vinci Code, Brown had clearly honed his pop-lit formulation of improbable plot twists, historical trivia and travelogue.

If you're stuck inside, watch a travelogue, look at funny pictures, listen to comedians or children laughing or nature sounds or new music.

Marco Polo 's travelogue mentions that Kublai Khan sent envoys to Malgache.

The result is not only a fascinating travelogue, but also a personal meditation on loss and fate.

I wonder if they have read In Patagonia, Bruce Chatwin's 1975 literary travelogue.

I have seen the Marco Polo's travelogue .

Marvelous adaptation of the Jules Verne Victorian travelogue