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Is travel writing dead? Thoughts from Geoff Dyer, Colin Thubron and others
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Granta’s latest issue includes some fifteen reflections on the question of whether travel writing still has relevance.

Categories International Non-fiction

Tags Colin Thubron Geoff Dyer Granta Travel Writing


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