![]() ![]() He arrives at his destination, finds a hotel, checks in, meanders around the neighbourhood, visits any museums or public monuments he happens to encounter, has a couple of drinks, eavesdrops on a conversation or two, then goes to bed. He's painted a masterpiece in travel literature Globe & Mail Toronto when it comes to travel's peculiars the man still has no peers The Timesīill Bryson is a very talented writer and an enormously funny and perceptive one. It is the driest, flattest, hottest, most desiccated, infertile and. They're a perfect fit The New York Times Book Reviewīryson is the perfect travelling companion. Bill Brysons travels in a sunburned country- Australia will never look the same again. The thing that Bryson most loves about Australia - its "effortlessly dry, direct way of viewing the world" - is, in fact, his own. Bryson makes you laugh out loud.Down Under is filled with quirky stories', Sunday Express ![]()
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