Author: Laporte
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Not every trip is enjoyable, but a terrible travel experience can be equally memorable. Nearly 50 renowned novelists, journalists, and travel writers in this book passionately share their worst travel stories—The New York Times. When you see this book: Will you feel lucky that you haven’t had the following experiences?
Jeff Greenwood accidentally stepped into an electrified bathhouse in Tokyo.
Mary McCaulin spent an unforgettable night in a Guatemalan hotel with an army of ants.
Joe Glass encountered a sudden outbreak of war in a border town in Sudan.
Georgia Hayes traveled all the way to the Arctic, only to be frozen into an ice popsicle.
The Worst Trip: An Account of a Famous Writer's Travel Mishap
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