The joys and benefits of solitude are explored in four mouth-watering journeys, showing that being alone isn't something to endure - it's something to relish.
Stephanie Rosenbloom is the staff columnist for the Travel section of the New York Times, where she has been a reporter for various desks (including Styles, Business and Real Estate) for more than a decade.
Stephanie Rosenbloom writes with irresistible curiousity and grace.
I was drawn in from page one. Alone Time will make you love your
solitude and it'll leave you raring for solitary travels. This book
is deeply researched and full of heart.
*Michael Harris, author of The End of Absence and
Solitude*
An erudite and absorbing book... a "love letter to loners" and
persuasvie argument for the bliss of solitude.
*Saga Non-fiction book of the month*
An evocative, observant book.
*Time magazine*
In Alone Time, the celebrated New York Times travel columnist
espouses the virtues of solitude... Mixing her own analysis with
insights from psychologists, sociologists, artists and innovators
throughout history, Roesenbloom documents the restorative qualities
of her 12-month tour or Paris, Istanbul, Florence and New York. If
you're looking to reconnect with yourself and the world around you,
this utterly unique reading experience will prove an
inspiration.
*19th J.P. Morgan Reading List*
A sublime sensory experience from start to finish.
*Herald*
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