Rory MacLean reviews
Rory MacLean's monthly travel book review
The best travel books of 2009
Rory MacLean's travel book of the year: William Dalrymple's Nine Lives
Rory MacLean reviews Sushi and Beyond
Rory MacLean reviews Michael Booth's mouth-watering revelations on the secrets of Japanese cuisine
All at sea in the Greek islands
Chris Stewart's madcap nautical adventures are 'a charming and lyrical read, awash with the joy of discovery', says Rory MacLean
Burma through the artist's eye
Burma Chronicles is the most enlightening and insightful book about life under the country's brutal dictatorship in years, says Rory MacLean
A Mexican road trip down memory lane
Rory MacLean: 'I doubt I'll read a more delightful, celebratory and honest travel book this year'
One-way trip to a Spanish paradise
Rory Maclean reviews Jason Webster's aspirational story of setting up life as a truffle farmer on a sacred mountain in Sierra
Travel books of the year
Rory MacLean asks leading travel authors to name their favourite travel books of the year. The results make perfect gifts for a stay-at-home Christmas read
How to travel in a discovered world
Rory MacLean reviews Rolf Pott's hilarious tales of the 'disappointment and wander-loss' of post-modern travel
On the British balti trail
Rory MacLean reviews Ziauddin Sardar's entertaining journey to unravel the diverse threads of the British Asian experience
A whole world of trouble
Rory MacLean on Andrew Mueller's 'irreverent and jovial jaunt of a guidebook around our violent and baffling modern world'
All aboard the worldwide express
Rory Maclean takes his place next to the train traveller known as the Man in Seat 61 and revels in the journey
Morocco: true stories
Tahir Shah's latest book is a quest for epic tales about his adopted home - from the lips of everyone from Marrakchi raconteurs to superstitious bee keepers
Magnetic Poles
Rory MacLean on an 'essential' travel book that sets out to make sense of Poland's overwhelming history
Lest we forget
Rory MacLean on a European journey from war to peace along the battle trail of the second world war
Print as you go
Travel writing has found a new platform in the form of self-publishing websites. Rory MacLean finds out how the new breed of wanna-be Chatwins shape up
'A digital-age fairytale in Paris'
Rory MacLean reviews Petite Anglaise, a 'light, frank and fun' memoir of a Francophile in Paris following the runaway success of her original blog
Seaport stories
Nicholas Woodsworth's trilogy charts the historic and cultural ties connecting the Mediterranean's great cities: Alexandria, Venice and Istanbul. The result is something to be cherished, says Rory MacLean
Have novel will travel
For those of us who can only dream of escaping abroad Rory MacLean recommends the best fiction books for transporting readers to a foreign land
Congo crossing
Rory MacLean on Tim Butcher's terrifying journey following in the footsteps of HM Stanley
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