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Volume 32 of the edition Five Centuries of Croatian Literature (published by Matica hrvatska, 1965), edited by Marin Franičević and Ivo Frangeš, brings a selection from the works of two significant Croatian writers of the 19th century – the brothers Ivan
Twain's Naives on the Road, or The New Pilgrimage is a humorous and sharp travelogue about American travelers in Europe and the Holy Land, with much satire, observation, and mockery of tourist clichés.
Granta 10: Travel Writing brings together top travel essays and reportages by world-renowned authors who explore people, cultures, history, and places around the world through personal travels.
Seven Years' Adventure is Twain's vivid, humorous, and semi-autobiographical account of his journey to the American West, the silver rush, pioneer life, and his encounter with the myths of the frontier.
Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski's travelogue provides a vivid account of Bosnia in the mid-19th century, recording the landscape, customs, political circumstances, and everyday life under Ottoman rule.
Two masterpieces of travel prose in which D. H. Lawrence records encounters with Mexican nature and Native American rituals, as well as Etruscan tombs and art, contrasting them with modern mechanical civilization.