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We've all dreamt of escaping to a House Somewhere. In this

collection some of the finest names in contemporary travel writing

reveal the perils and pleasures of exchanging the familiar for the

foreign. Isabel Allende discovers love and paradise in California,

Pico Iyer finds home in Japan amidst the alien and indecipherable,

and a dank barge on the Seine opens up a new side of Paris for Mort

Rosenblum. Revealing the flip side to the dream, relocating to the

juicy heart of New York proves fiery for Lily Brett, Chris Stewart

is frightened for his life in Andalucia, and the plumbing in

William Dalrymple's rooftop Delhi flat is held to ransom by his

water-conserving landlady.

Don George and Anthony Sattin

Introduction

Jan Morris

Home Thoughts from Abroad

Isabel Allende

A Home in 'Paradise'

Pico Iyer

The Alien Home, from The Global Soul

James Hamilton-Paterson

Tiwarik and Kansulay, from Playing with Water

Peter Mayle

February, from A Year in Provence

Frances Mayes

Festina Tarde (Make Haste Slowly), from Under the Tuscan Sun

William Dalrymple

from City of Djinns

Niall Williams and Christine Breen

from O Come Ye Back to Ireland

Rolf Ports

Digging Mr Benny's Dead Uncle

Tim Parks

Troppo Gentile, from Italian Neighbours

Mort Rosenblum

At Home on the Seine

Alex Kerr

Tenmangu, from Lost Japan

Carla Grissmann

from Dinner of Herbs

Lily Brett

A Co-op Building, from New York

Jeffrey Tayler

A House in the Casbah

Tony Cohan

The Visit, from On Mexican Time

Vida Adamoli

The Year Bmnetto I1 Piccolo Fell in Love, from La Bella Vita

Annie Hawes

from Extra Virgin

Chris Stewart

Waiting for Juan, from A Parrot in the Pepper Tree

Amitav Ghosh

Lataifa, from In an Antique Land

Karl Taro Greenfeld

Aloft in Paris

Peter Hessler

Chinese Life, from River Town

Paul Theroux

A Love-Scene after Work: Writing in the Tropics,

from Sunrise with Seamonsters

Emma Tennant

from A House in Corfu

Errol Trzebinski

Barefoot at Shanzu

Simon Winchester

Coming Home in Massachusetts

Don George is a legendary travel writer and editor who has won

numerous awards for his work. He has been travel editor at the San

Francisco Examiner & Chronicle, founded and edited the

Wanderlust section of Salon.com, and most recently was Global

Travel Editor at Lonely Planet Publications. He is the author

of  The Lonely Planet Guide to Travel Writing and the editor

of six literary travel anthologies, including The Kindness of

Strangers, Tales from Nowhere, and By the Seat of My Pants.

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We've all dreamt of escaping to a House Somewhere. In this collection some of the finest names in contemporary travel writing reveal the perils and pleasures of exchanging the familiar for the foreign. Isabel Allende discovers love and paradise in California, Pico Iyer finds home in Japan amidst the alien and indecipherable, and a dank barge on the Seine opens up a new side of Paris for Mort Rosenblum. Revealing the flip side to the dream, relocating to the juicy heart of New York proves fiery for Lily Brett, Chris Stewart is frightened for his life in Andalucia, and the plumbing in William Dalrymple's rooftop Delhi flat is held to ransom by his water-conserving landlady.