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Jeff Greenwald's storytelling career is fueled by a life of adventurous, often disastrous, journeys that began with his first ill-fated trip abroad at seventeen. His tales and essays delve into the complexities of travel, transforming mishaps into rich fodder for compelling narratives that explore the human experience. Greenwald’s work offers readers a unique perspective, moving beyond mere destinations to uncover the deeper impacts of venturing into the world.

2022
108 Beloved Objects [PAPERBACK]
Letting Go of Stuff, Keeping Our Stories
250 pages
9 hours of reading
Exploring the significance of personal belongings, this photo-memoir recounts the stories behind 108 cherished objects from the author's life as a travel journalist. Each item reflects memories of adventure, connection, and emotion, organized into six thematic realms: Travel, Gifts, Love, Earth Moon & Stars, Endings, and Spirit. The choice of 108 objects holds spiritual meaning in various cultures. Accompanied by evocative photography, the narrative invites readers to reflect on their own connections to the things they hold dear.
2008
The Best Tennis of Your Life
148 pages
6 hours of reading
4.1(72)Add rating
Offers specific strategies and tools that can help players to play the best tennis of their life. This title provides a glimpse into the mental game that gets to the heart of a player's inner struggle. It includes numerous examples that highlight the impact of the mind on personal performance.
1996
Shopping for Buddhas
3.7(129)Add rating
The author recounts his experiences traveling in Nepal on an obsessive search for the perfect Buddha statue, and shares his impressions of the country and its people

108 Beloved Objects [PAPERBACK]

The Best Tennis of Your Life

Shopping for Buddhas