Anthony Bourdain’s new travel book is his posthumous gift to the world

The late Anthony Bourdain has a final offering for the world. A travel book is going to be released this year; in his own words, it is something that he was working on before his death. However, the travelogue from Bourdain has been completed with the help of Laurie Woolever, his assistance.
The travelogue is titled An Irreverent Guide, and it is a collection of the late chef’s reflections of places he held dearest from around the world, and is set to be published on October 13. The book will contain Bourdain’s take on the best and the worst, and is basically a parting gift to travellers and explorers across the world.

The book was reportedly started by Bourdain before his suicide in 2018, which Laurie Woolever has now completed. Woolever had earlier co-written Bourdain’s cookbook called, Appetites. Woolever said, in a statement, about the book that she was lucky to work with him for nearly a decade, and is pleased to be able to share his insights about the world. The book will also contain some writings by his friends and family members.
Each chapter in the book will also start with a sketch by cartoonist Tony Millionaire; as of now, we know that some of the places mentioned in the book are Paris, Buenos Aires, Oman, Tanzania, and New York City.

Anthony Bourdain's latest book is actually open for pre-order, so all the fans out there, do it now! Rest assured, it is going to be a book that you will treasure for a lifetime.