Neither Here nor There: Travels in Europe is Bill Bryson's humorous account of his 1990 tour of Europe, published in 1991, with flashbacks to summer tours from his college days. The path helps readers understand his approach to travel writing and how he recounts his experiences across Europe.
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Bryson's humorous travel writing begins with a winter trip to Hammerfest, Norway, where his goal is to see the northern lights.
Bryson's somewhat shambolic journey zigzags in and out of Germany, and he decides on a whim to skip over half the continent to get from Stockholm to Rome. Bryson revels in happy accidents and unexpected turns of events.
Neither Here nor There by Bill Bryson retraces his travels as a student twenty years before, bringing humour to a journey from Hammerfest to Istanbul; he takes in sights, dissects culture, and illuminates places and people with caustic observations.
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