San Lorenzo de El Escorial, 2004. Exile Notebooks Collection. Cover, 159 pages + 1 sheet + 3 photographs. "In Journey to Sudan, three friends face a practically unknown country [...] Without books, maps or references, without programs, reservations or guaranteed transport, they launch themselves towards a world that will open up before them as they advance through bottomless deserts, legendary landscapes, villages and towns, shady oases. It is the "anti-journey" of these modern times." - Paperback with flaps.
