Impossible Journey Two Against the Sahara

Impossible Journey Two Against the Sahara by Michael Asher is a detailed account of a 256-day expedition across the southern Sahara. Published by Penguin in 1989, this reprint edition spans 336 pages and is presented in English. The book features both color and black-and-white photographs that enhance the narrative, providing readers with a visual connection to the journey.

In this work, Asher articulately recounts the challenges and experiences faced during his adventure, offering insights into the vast and often harsh landscape of the Sahara. Readers will find a blend of travel narrative and personal reflection, as the author shares his observations and encounters throughout the journey. The book falls within the subjects of travel and essays, making it a relevant addition for those interested in travelogues and explorations.