Travel Books

Sunburn, bureaucracy, and an army of judgmental cats.
A “quick reset” turns into a full-scale Mediterranean survival course as Sebastian battles melting halloumi, Byzantine paperwork, and the national religion of siga siga. A warm, chaotic, laugh-out-loud memoir of an island that refuses to hurry for anyone.

Cold, suspicious, and aggressively unforgettable.
Moscow greets him with ghost metros, collapsing apartments, babushka law, and a bureaucracy so complex it feels alive. A darkly funny survival manual for outlasting both Russian winters and one’s own sanity.

Rain, royalty, ghosts, fish & chips, and tea at The Ritz.
London doesn’t welcome him; it recruits him. From Kensington whispers to Borough Market battles, Tube purgatory, royal grief, and martinis shaken under history’s weight, this is a knightly guide to surviving the modern kingdom.

One helicopter ride, one tuxedo, zero dignity left.
Fresh from Cyprus, Sebastian crash-lands in the world’s most expensive shoebox: Monaco. Between billionaire landladies, roulette-wheel philosophy, and clothes that cost more than his rent, he discovers glamour is mostly paperwork disguised as champagne.

Bagels, rats, rent, and redemption.
New York devours him and somehow teaches him to digest life back. From subway disasters to legal-drama sons to nights that end with either pizza or epiphanies, this is the city that tests you, breaks you, and then hands you a slice as consolation.

Silence, fika, snow, and perfectly aligned socks.
Returning to Sweden reveals a nation powered by coffee, queuing etiquette, emotional restraint, and cardamom. A loving roast of his homeland where nothing is too much, too loud, or too warm — on purpose.