Last month, that drawer baby, Pauline Frommer -- now an accomplished travel writer herself -- introduced a new line of guidebooks that emphasize alternate lodgings and offbeat locations.
His two new books are Retreat and Rearguard – Somme 1918, covering the Commonwealth forces' retreat in March 1918, and a guidebook in the Battle Lines series he has written with Jon Cooksey, also about the retreat from Mons.
Narrative strategy may be to blame -- Eva was a travel writer with her own line of guidebooks, and her fussy locutions ("How I miss getting exercised over bagatelle") point to a detachment from the commonplace that drove her son wild.
But in New York, San Francisco, London, Paris and Rome, where Fodor's recently introduced its new line of mobile guidebooks, skip the lesser-known publishers.
Follow up with a visit to Pur Pur, a mellower alternative to the smoky and music-blaring bars that line Akhvlediani Street, every guidebook's favorite club row.
Exclusive cards like the New York Pass and City Pass offer free entry to more than a dozen popular tourist attractions in the Big Apple, an insider guidebook, user-friendly interfaces and even line skipping privileges all for a reasonable fee.
Written in a clear and persuasive style, Donald Metcalf's Blood Lines is a highly readable and instructive guidebook for conducting haematological analysis of a novel mouse.
Check your guidebook at each station to find out which lines stop there.
Ms. Burden said she went over every "line, every illustration, every photo," adding, "I love this guidebook with a passion".
With our regular TV production in Europe, I do the scouting, rough up the script, and line up local contacts as I research my guidebooks.
