Book to read when traveling alone.

>>9651712
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>>9651712
The Asian Journals of Thomas Merton

>>9651712
I read the Melancholy of Resistance and Satantango while I was bumming around the world on the skin of my teeth. I wouldn't bring any books unless you're going to start in Africa, most major cities have a bookstore that will cater to your language and I'd recommend going in not knowing what you want. Every time I think I'll enjoy a book while traveling, it never matches my mood, but I always find the right books when I don't know what I'm looking for (while traveling).

Buy a couple on your journey.

>>9651811
It'd be too much of a depressing read. Hopefully this trip will be the start of changing that.

>>9651712
why are you doing it alone? it sounds wonderful, honestly.

Outer Dark

>>9651712
The savage detectives, Roberto Bolano. It's about two mexican hobos/poets that go arround wandering aimlessly around europe, mexico and africa while reading obsessively and generally trying to act like Rimbaud.

>>9652547
I need to get away, I have strained or ruined all of my relationships. I think it'll be a make or break thing.

Thanks for the suggestions so far, I'll look into them all.

Rousseau's Reveries of a Solitary Walker

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>>9651712
How old are you? Where do you live?
>My feel when i live in Mexico and can't do this or otherwise i'd be killed

>>9651712
under the volcano

>>9652547
I went around Europe for a few months on my own when I was 17, wandering around a city with no dependents and not having to speak for days if I don't want to was wonderful. Some of my favorite memories was finding a nice spot with a view of the cities people and just read some books. It was the first time I was ever on my own with nobody waiting on me

The Sun Also Rises

>>9652990
You know you can travel outside of your own country right?