This book is a compilation of Michael Crichton’s travel essays, which offer readers a glimpse into the author’s diverse interests and experiences. The pieces included in this collection range from accounts of skiing trips and safaris to reflections on politics and history.
For who is this book for ?
This book is for anyone with an interest in Michael Crichton’s travels, as well as in sports and outdoors activities. The essays offer a wide range of perspectives on various locations and events, so readers can get a comprehensive view of the author’s experiences.
Pros :
- The author has a unique and interesting perspective on the world
- The essays are well written and entertaining
- It provides readers with an overview of the author’s interests
Cons :
- The essays are not organized in a particularly logical manner, and the reader may need to refer back to earlier sections in order to follow the author’s train of thought.
- Many of the pieces seem like little more than personal musings that do not offer much substantive information about the places Crichton visited.
- The writing is often dry and dense, making it difficult for less experienced readers to get through.
Learn more about the author
Michael Crichton was an American author, screenwriter, film producer and director. Best known for his work in the science fiction genre, he wrote the novel Jurassic Park and its sequel The Lost World born: 23 October 1942.
Reader Reviews
“Crichton’s voice is clear and engaging throughout, making Travels a worthy addition to the adventurer’s library.”
“This isn’t your average travelogue. Crichton’s elegant prose and keen observations make for a fascinating read.”
“The perfect book for armchair travelers and anyone who appreciates a well-written story.”
“Whether he’s recounting a harrowing downhill skiing experience or describing the excitement of tracking lions on foot in Africa, Michael Crichton brings his unique storytelling skills and keen eye for detail to Travels. This is an enjoyable read that provides insights into both the author’s personality and his interests.”