New Orleans Field Guide

Story

New Orleans is famous for some things, and infamous for others. WILDSAM's guide will help show you the difference. Its an essential, pocket-friendly aid in your quest for the best time ever, and includes everything from hand-illustrated maps of jazz clubs to hotel picks to a curated list of po-boys, beignet stands and parade secrets. Ideal for a weekend layover or a three week excursion, this guide is the best way to experience the Big Easy, second only to being from there.

Paperback
133 pages
Illustrated by Scott Campbell
Edited by Taylor Bruce
Contributors include chef Susan Spicer, sax repairman Martin Krusche, and inmate advocate Calvin Duncan

About WILDSAM

The name WILDSAM comes from John Steinbeck's East of Eden, and a quote that describes its main character, Sam Hamilton, as having "that joyous faraway look" on his face. It's that look, that eagerness to face the wilderness and lean forward, that forms the foundation that WILDSAM is built on. Founded in 2012, WILDSAM sells the American Dream in the form of its city-by-city travel guides, and the in-depth analysis each one offers. By mixing historical anecdotes, local interviews, memoir and hand-drawn maps, each guide explores the region in a unique way, both accessible and intricate, making your travel experience one worth remembering, and repeating.

Story
New Orleans is famous for some things, and infamous for others. WILDSAM's guide will help show you the difference. Its an essential, pocket-friendly aid in your quest for the best time ever, and includes everything from hand-illustrated maps of jazz clubs to hotel picks to a curated list of po-boys, beignet stands and parade secrets. Ideal for a weekend layover or a three week excursion, this guide is the best way to experience the Big Easy, second only to being from there.
Paperback

133 pages

Illustrated by Scott Campbell

Edited by Taylor Bruce

Contributors include chef Susan Spicer, sax repairman Martin Krusche, and inmate advocate Calvin Duncan
About WILDSAM
The name WILDSAM comes from John Steinbeck's East of Eden, and a quote that describes its main character, Sam Hamilton, as having "that joyous faraway look" on his face. It's that look, that eagerness to face the wilderness and lean forward, that forms the foundation that WILDSAM is built on. Founded in 2012, WILDSAM sells the American Dream in the form of its city-by-city travel guides, and the in-depth analysis each one offers. By mixing historical anecdotes, local interviews, memoir and hand-drawn maps, each guide explores the region in a unique way, both accessible and intricate, making your travel experience one worth remembering, and repeating.