Atlas of Improbable Places

Travis Elborough is a British author and cultural commentator known for his engaging and insightful exploration of urban history, architecture, and popular culture. His most notable works include "The Bus We Loved: London's Affair with the Routemaster" and "The Long-Player Goodbye: The Album from Vinyl to iPod and Back Again." Elborough's writing style is characterized by a deep appreciation for the quirks and idiosyncrasies of everyday life, as well as a talent for weaving together historical anecdotes and personal reflections. His contributions to literature have helped to shine a light on the overlooked aspects of modern society and have inspired readers to see the world around them in a new light. Elborough's most famous work is "The Bus We Loved," which delves into the cultural significance of London's iconic red buses and their impact on the city's identity.