Baghdad Without A Map And Other Misadventures In Arabia

by Tony Horwitz

First published 1992

Journalist Tony Horwitz fearlessly ventures into the tribal wilds of Arabia, from Yemen's malarial sands to Saddam's secretive Iraq. He encounters veiled mysteries, from a stranger's declaration of love to a mourner's dream of Disneyland. Careening through 13 Muslim countries, Horwitz uncovers a world where ancient and modern collide in startling ways, all told with his signature razor-sharp wit and insight.

Genres: travel, war, adventure, memoir, non-fiction, middle-east

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: fish-out-of-water

Setting: Middle East

276 pages · Paperback · Angus & Robertson Limited

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