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You said "travel" and I just finished "A Traveler at Forty", Theodore Dreiser, 1913. I found it very entertaining until he started traveling solo in Italy where he got too much into churches for my taste.
For Michener of questionable quality, I'll always vote for "The Drifters", exactly because it is a bit dated. Still, I like books where the narrator is not the main character, like in "The Razor's Edge", Maugham or even "A Town Like Alice", Nevil Shute. I like Shute, don't get me going.
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