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Picador Travel Classics is a series of 17 hard-cover books published by Picador during the 1990s. All of the titles are re-prints of what the publishers thought of as "classic" travel literature. Travel literature scholars Holland and Huggan say it is part of a trend in the late 20th century to canonize the travel literature genre, "This is a series that partly announces the classic status - the canonicity - of its volumes through their hardback covers, their introductions and their numbering - it is intended to form a library."[1]SeriesNumber | Author | Title | Introduction | Notes |
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I | Apsley Cherry-Garrard | The Worst Journey in the World | Paul Theroux | 1994. Includes the "Postscript to the Worst Journey in the World" (1948) by Cherry Garrard | II | Robert Byron | The Road to Oxiana | Bruce Chatwin | 1994 | XI | Jonathan Raban | Coasting | 1995 | XIII | Euclides da Cunha | Rebellion in the Backlands | Samuel Putnam | 1995 | XV | Isabella Lucy Bird | The Hawaiian Archipelago | 1997 | XVI | Sybille Bedford | A Visit to Don Otavio | Bruce Chatwin | 1997 | XII | Gavin Young | Slow Boats to China | 1995 | IV | Redmond O'Hanlon | Into the Heart of Borneo | 1994 | X | Edith Wharton | A Motor-Flight Through France | Julian Barnes | 1995 | III | Norman Lewis | I Came, I Saw | 1994 | V | Norman Douglas | Old Calabria | 1994 This book had no volume number on the dust cover | VII | V. S. Naipaul | An Area of Darkness | 1995 | XIV | V. S. Naipaul | The Middle Passage | 1995 | VIII | Colin Thubron | Among the Russians | 1995 | IX | Alexander Kinglake | Eothen | 1995 | VI | Paul Theroux | The Great Railway Bazaar | 1994 This book had no volume number on the dust cover | XVII | Eric Newby | A Short Walk in the Hindu Kush | Evelyn Waugh | 1997 | |
Notes1. ^Patrick Holland and Graham Huggan. Tourists with Typewriters, 1998, University of Michigan Press, {{ISBN|0-472-10973-1}} - page.205
2 : Travel books|Series of books |