Travel Writing

When I got off the plane, the heat hit me. You can feel it anytime in a warm place. Anyway, I started walking to our bus, and every time the right front wheel got completely turned, my suitcase car rang. As I approached the bus, it seemed that a random guy could not go anywhere, with a box I threw it into a small hatch under the bus. His face has a very rare and serious expression. I quitted him and went on.

I do not like how to write a trip. Of course, there are also some good points that can only be explained as "travel stories", but the biggest part is that the writer is known for other types of writing. In contrast, I always admit that most of my travel writing is equally predictable. It goes without saying that we respect privileges. I met a travel writer. I do not particularly like most of them. They are not sneaky in the world and the places they visit, but many of the self-describing travel artists I have seen have not impressed me. . With a subtle view of their wisdom and the essence of human beings. They are not all jerks or something. This is not a source of time I like to spend with people.

I will travel. He told him that if we always rely on writing travel adventures, we will soon be a writer rather than a writer. I have to say I do not agree completely and completely. First of all, travel writers are not smaller than "ordinary" writers. Secondly, writing is always on the go. You can go to India, you can return to your hometown, you can go to a distant futuristic land that exists only in your mind but you always have something I will travel by the way. When I was in college, I came from a small town, so I had to go by train, bus and subway. Several of my best writings are taking place on these journeys. Traveling to a remote place can help you write. Traveling in your heart can do this. Even the daily bus is the best trip in your history. You can go anywhere. Important thing is useful for you and your writing

Some excellent travel specialists travel around the world and make a living through writing. Paul Theroux, Jan Morris (travel historian), Eric Newby, William LH Moon are members. For example, VS Naipaul's "India, Injured Civilization, Rebecca West's" Black Lamb and Ashes " Charles Darwin's famous HMS Beagle's journey description crosses science, natural history, and travel.