“The Infinite Traveler”, by Leonardo Mneghini, gathers 12 mini-stories about imaginary places portrayed in woodcut by Daniel Mustafa. They are points on the planet never represented in traditional travel guides, but they bring different and overwhelming desires to stay, go away or live for a few more seconds what we call unforgettable. Each chapter is the memory of an invented city, but it can also be the city that lives here, there and inside. They are rare stamps in the passport, which make us eternal travelers in a script with no beginning, middle or end. Good trip.