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Should this collection of diary entries be edited into a more readable book?
Who would have thought it was possible to cross the Bering Strait on foot?
Why is this writer at his best when he doesn’t try to be a journalist?
Why is this book still so awesome after so many years?
Should this book be read like a homecoming story or rather like a trip abroad?
Is this an effort in soul searching or rather a classic work about China?
Does true poetry only flourish in the depths of the wilderness?
Was this a 14th-century fact finding mission or just another medieval mystery tale?
Is this book more about contemplation or more about adventure?
Could nature have a greater friend than this 19th century guy?
If this was a good writer with a good story, then why did the editors not polish it a bit?
Why do these travel stories from 19th century Germany remain so recommendable?
Did this book redefine travel writing, or is it essentially just a boring stream of consciousness?
Is this guy a missionary or is he really a spy?
Did the best mountaineer ever write the best book about mountaineering ever?