Books by Travis Elborough
Travis Elborough
Travis Elborough is a British author and cultural commentator known for his engaging and insightful exploration of urban history, architecture, and popular culture. His most notable works include "The Bus We Loved: London's Affair with the Routemaster" and "The Long-Player Goodbye: The Album from Vinyl to iPod and Back Again." Elborough's writing style is characterized by a deep appreciation for the quirks and idiosyncrasies of everyday life, as well as a talent for weaving together historical anecdotes and personal reflections. His contributions to literature have helped to shine a light on the overlooked aspects of modern society and have inspired readers to see the world around them in a new light. Elborough's most famous work is "The Bus We Loved," which delves into the cultural significance of London's iconic red buses and their impact on the city's identity.
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Artists' Journeys That Shaped Our World
The travels that inspired the artistic greats Volume 2
Atlas of Forgotten Places
Journeys to Abandoned and Deserted Destinations Around the Globe
Atlas of Unexpected Places
Haphazard Discoveries, Chance Places and Unimaginable Destinations
Writers' Journeys That Shaped Our World
In the Footsteps of the Literary Greats Volume 1
Artist's Journey
The travels that inspired the artistic greats Volume 2
Through The Looking Glasses
The Spectacular Life of Spectacles
Atlas of Vanishing Places
The Lost Worlds as They Were and as They Are Today
The Writer's Journey
In the Footsteps of the Literary Greats Volume 1
Through The Looking Glasses
The Spectacular Life of Spectacles
Atlas of Improbable Places
A Journey to the World's Most Unusual Corners
Letters to Change the World
From Emmeline Pankhurst to Martin Luther King, Jr.
A Walk in the Park
The Life and Times of a People's Institution
