Your favorite adventure novel? Something that makes you feel

Blood meridian and suttree are pretty good at this in their own weird way. Narnia too. Havent read on the road but I would assume that. Get that feeling the most when looking through an atlas though, I love my atlas.

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>>7973888
>>Herman Melville's Typee

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>not living your own

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISVoAijFMao

>>7973888
'The Long Ships' by Frans G. Bengtsson.

>>7973948
What is this shit?

Quitting your job and being a bum around the US is considered an adventure? Is this some millennial shit that I'm not aware of?

>>7973963
Quixotic maybe, but not an adventure?

>>7973963
What is your idea of an adventure.

>>7973980
Giant snakes, magic flutes, and an evil moon queen who uses her daughter to murder the the king of the sun.

>>7973966
It doesn't look like he's doing anything though. That video reminds me a lot of something like Catcher in the Rye or Lost in Translation. I feel more depressed watching it, because it sounds like he's doing something awesome, quitting his job and exploring the world, but in reality he's just quitting his job and walking around doing the same shitty things that he could do with a job after work.

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>>7973990

>mfw reading the "About" section on his youtube page

>>7973990
Hes traveling for the pure aesthetic bliss of traveling.

>>7974012
It fits I guess. Life sucks and is disappointing, and in the end nothing you do actually matters at all.

Excitement is only temporary and eventually becomes mundane. The best you can hope for in life is to be content and not bored in the long run.

>>7973888
The Guns of Navarone

>>7973909
Love that cover.

The Adventures of Civho Pievdi

>>7973888
Anything by Jules Verne or Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Living in Mexico this makes me feel like going out and explore all the places the MC travels to but then I remember that almost everything he talks about has been destroyed or I've already been to those places or the MC explains that even in his time those places sucked ass.

Still makes the region feel a lot more alive and interesting than nowadays.