SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER 2009
SPECIAL ISSUE Coming to America Root, root, root for the home team
FEATURES
TOP TRAVEL WRITERS' DREAM ASSIGNMENTS SUSAN ORLEAN: MOROCCO'S DONKEYS FRANCINE PROSE: TRADITIONAL JAPAN GEOFFREY C. WARD: INDIA'S PUNJAB CAROLINE ALEXANDER: BLIGH'S BREADFRUIT FRANCES MAYES: UNDER THE POLISH SUN PAUL THEROUX DRIVES ACROSS AMERICA
SPECIAL ISSUE TRAVEL WRITERS FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 27 Where in the World? Indelible Images Six extraordinary writers pick their dream travel assignments BY JAN MORRIS OFF TO THE RACES A worker in Communist Poland 28 Where Donkeys Deliver risked all for a new life A doleful donkey draws the journalist back to Morocco BY SUSAN ORLEAN PHOTOGRAPHS BY ERIC SANDER Serene Japan The novelist explores the quieter attractions of the island's BY FRANCINE PROSE PHOTOGRAPHS BY HANS SAUTTER Saving Punjab A historian raised in India makes his inaugural visit BY GEOFFREY C. WARD PHOTOGRAPHS BY RAGHU RAI 56 Captain Bligh's Cursed Breadfruit The biographer of the much-maligned sea captain track bounty to Jamaica BY CAROLINE ALEXANDER Under the Polish Sun The author of a celebrated memoir about life in Tuscany The Long Way Home After 40 years of restless globe-trotting, the novelist fulfills a fantasy: to drive coast to coast
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