NEBRASKA - A TRAVEL JOURNAL THROUGH AMERICA 2001

Embark on a journey through America in 2001 with this unique book. A journal, travelogue, and essay in one, presenting the United States in a light, witty, and different way from stereotypes. Discover the faces of America that you won't read about in guidebooks.

• Prairie chops and a nun in a radiator
• Lunch under the house of Tom Sawyer
• Golden sinks of Elvis
• New York Monastery
• Flat Nebraska
• Escape from the Mormons
• Great Whore

This book is a record of a journey through America, full of observations and reflections of the author on the culture, history, and society of the United States. Travel back to 2001 and see America through the eyes of a traveler who is not afraid to ask difficult questions and look at the world from a distance.

The author takes the reader on an extraordinary journey through the United States, presenting both the most famous and the less obvious faces of America. We will visit New York, Nebraska, and many other places that will be remembered for a long time. This book is not only a travelogue, but also an essay on contemporary America and its role in the world.

Thanks to the author's light and witty language, reading this book is a pure pleasure. The author is not afraid of irony and sarcasm, but at the same time looks at America with sympathy and understanding. This book is perfect reading for anyone who wants to get to know the United States better and look at it from a different perspective.

MG Publishing presents this book in a hardcover, making it an ideal gift for lovers of travel literature and essays. The 14.5x20.5 cm format makes the book handy and easy to take on a trip. Number of pages: 192.