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The Lost Continent
Book • 1989
In 'The Lost Continent', Bill Bryson recounts his 13,978-mile road trip across the United States, reflecting on the changing landscape of small-town America and his own childhood memories.
The book is divided into two sections, 'East' and 'West', capturing Bryson's observations on urbanization, cultural shifts, and personal nostalgia.
It is a blend of humor and sincerity, marking Bryson's emergence as a prominent travel writer.
The book is divided into two sections, 'East' and 'West', capturing Bryson's observations on urbanization, cultural shifts, and personal nostalgia.
It is a blend of humor and sincerity, marking Bryson's emergence as a prominent travel writer.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by Rob Lamb in relation to other books by Dennis Wheatley.
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Ryan Holiday as a book where Bill Bryson recounts a childhood memory of stepping in horse manure with his family.
Ryan Holiday as a book where Bill Bryson recounts a childhood memory of stepping in horse manure with his family.
This Is What They’ll Remember
Mentioned by Ryan Holiday as a book about road tripping across America, illustrating the dynamics between parents and children during family trips.
Ryan Holiday as a book about road tripping across America, illustrating the dynamics between parents and children during family trips. Why Go Through The Whole Routine?
