Nordamerika, Centralamerika

– ’A woman I won’t forget … a book that people will love.’ Diana Athill, Jean Rhys' publisher and award-winning biographer. – ’My aunt's love of Dominica and its people is as freshly pain …

In ’The Pearl of the Antilles, or An Artist in Cuba, ’ Walter Goodman offers a captivating exploration of the rich tapestry of Cuban culture and landscape through the eyes of an artist. His lyrical p …

In ’Summer Provinces by the Sea, ’ the Canadian Government Railways presents a beautifully crafted exploration of Canada’Äôs picturesque maritime provinces. Through a blend of evocative prose and str …

In ’Bowdoin Boys in Labrador, ’ Jonathan Prince Cilley encapsulates a captivating narrative that intertwines adventure with introspection. Set against the rugged backdrop of Labrador, the book chroni …

In ’With the Harmony to Labrador, ’ Benjamin La Trobe embarks on a compelling narrative that intertwines travelogue with vivid natural descriptions, focusing on his expedition to the remote regions o …

In ’Our Artist in Cuba, ’ George Washington Carleton offers a rich tapestry of cultural observations and artistic explorations, painting the vibrant life of Cuba through his eloquent prose and vivid …

In ’The Great Lone Land, ’ Sir William Francis Butler takes readers on an immersive journey through the uncharted wilderness of Canada, combining vivid descriptions with a reflective narrative style …

In ’A Visit to Newfoundland, ’ Mary Lydia Branch intricately weaves a rich tapestry of personal exploration and cultural observation, presenting the reader with a multi-faceted portrait of Newfoundla …

In ’A Tour to the River Saguenay, in Lower Canada, ’ Charles Lanman presents an evocative narrative that melds travel writing with vivid descriptions of the natural and cultural landscapes of the Sag …

In her compelling work ’Sketches in Canada, and Rambles Among the Red Men, ’ Mrs. Jameson offers a vivid exploration of the Canadian landscape and its indigenous peoples during the 19th century. Writ …