Imagine having a hip, in-the-know friend in every city you wanted to visit. And imagine that he's excited when you say "hey, I'm going to be in town for a few days; anything I shouldn't miss?" So excited, in fact, that he riffs for 145 entire pages about secret spots, local intel, insider trivia, and hot tips that you'd never have known otherwise. Anyway, that's kind of what a Wildsam Field Guide feels like. Their Charleston edition includes: The City's Queen of Fried Chicken, Martha Lou Gadsden; Fifty Years off Beach Music Tunes; A List of the Holy City's Dreamy And Semi-Hidden Alleyways; Southern Hospitality, from Warm Biscuits to Thank You Notes; A List of the City's Most Legendary Shipwrecks; Compelling Tributes to the Mother Emanuel Victims; Walking Maps of Architectural and Secret Garden Landmarks; The Perfect Order at the City's Seven Essential Restaurants; Chef Sean Brock's Favorite Lowcountry Driving Route; and Civil Rights Pioneers — From Judge Waring To Septima Clark.
