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How To Travel With A Salmon: and Other Essays is a collection of essays by Umberto Eco translated into English by William Weaver. It was written over a period of thirty years and was published in October 1994 by Harcourt. Eco called the essays Il diario minimo, after the magazine column where he first published a similar series, previously collected in Misreadings.