Rated • 1 review • economics, economist, america, lexington • economist.com
The Economist's Lexington column is devoted to the US and its writer of 13 years has his final say on America. It's an interesting take.
Rated • 44 reviews • travel • matadorabroad.com
Rated • 8 reviews • america, south carolina • bbc.co.uk
One of the best descriptions of modern America I've read, wrapped in a BBC correspondent's travelogue-like reflections.
From the article:
"And yet for all the ugliness, the deadening tawdriness of much of the American landscape and the tinny feebleness of many of its politicians - for all that nastiness and shallowness and flakiness - there is no question in my mind that to live here has been the greatest privilege of my life."
AND
"If you do not like your life and you have drive and luck, you can change it because - being American - you believe you can change it."
Rated • 2 reviews • africa • dansadventure.co.uk
Rated • 25 reviews • travel • nomadicmatt.com
Pretty cool collection of interesting folks writin' 'bout travel.
