Into the Unknown von Thomas Brackmann

From Germany via Iceland to Canada, from Abu Dhabi via Australia to New Zealand, from Turkey to Argentina, and even to Antarctica. The travel reports by Thomas Brackmann are full of rich and wonderful experiences and include some funny moments. The reader learns a lot about countries, cities, different cultures and variant ways of travelling and of course about Thomas Brackmann himself. The book is written in the I perspective of Thomas Brackmann. The writing style is made in a very talkative style. It is like the writer tells all his stories to a friend. That makes the book very entertaining, because it is not just an objective travel report; it is full of the individual impressions and personal thoughts of the writer. Reading the book can make you feel like you have actually been on one of these trips yourself, if not, most likely you will be encouraged to do so.

Thomas Brackmann has lived and worked in Saudi Arabia since 2010. In his spare time he travels around the world (went to all 193 UN member states and beyond), he teaches Judo as a black belt master, participates in Ultra Triathlons (1x Double Ironman and 6xIronman finisher), and he writes short stories about his adventures.