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Julian Street
1879–1947
An American author, journalist, and sharp-eyed travel writer, Julian Street turned his curiosity about people, places, food, and culture into lively books and magazine pieces. His travels across the United States, Europe, and Japan brought readers entertaining observations with a strong sense of humor.
5 Audiobooks
Mysterious Japan
by Julian Street
American Adventures: A Second Trip 'Abroad at home'
by Julian Street
Ship-Bored
by Julian Street
The treasure on the beach
by Julian Street, Frank Finney
About the author
Julian Leonard Street was born in Chicago on April 12, 1879, and died in Lakeville, Connecticut, on February 19, 1947. He began his career as a reporter for the New York Mail and Express, later taking charge of its dramatic department. He went on to write widely for magazines and books, and twice received an O. Henry Award.
Street was known for travel writing, humor, cultural commentary, and his interests in food and wine. His books include Abroad at Home, American Adventures, Mysterious Japan, Paris à la Carte, Ship-Bored, and The Need of Change. Over nearly three decades, he traveled throughout the United States, Japan, and Europe, recording impressions that entertained and informed his readers.
He was also associated with prominent literary and cultural circles of his era, and wrote about figures and subjects ranging from American life to international travel. His work remains notable for its approachable style, vivid observations, and blend of wit with curiosity.