Gavin Maxwell – författare
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6 produkter
Lords of the Atlas
The Rise and Fall of the House of Glaoua 1893-1956
Häftad, 2004
171 kr
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the greatest Moroccan travel book of all time:vital reading for the new upmarket Marrakesh tourism - one of the bibles of British twentieth-century Orientalism - by the author of A Ring of Bright Water - describes the extraordinary medieval nature of Morocco in the twentieth century, focussing on a …
Ring of Bright Water
Häftad, 2009
194 kr
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In 1957, after travelling in southern Iraq, Gavin Maxwell returned to the West Highlands of Scotland with an otter cub called Mijbil. Written within thew sound of the sea, in a remote cottage where they set up home together, this enduring story evokes the unspoilt seascape and wildlife of a place …
Ring of Bright Water Trilogy
Ring of Bright Water, The Rocks Remain, Raven Seek Thy Brother
Häftad, 2001
3,0 utav 5 stjärnor. Totalt antal röster: (1)
190 kr
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'Gavin Maxwell's trilogy is essential reading' Sunday HeraldFifty years ago Gavin Maxwell went to live in an abandoned house on a shingle beach on the west coast of Scotland. A haven for wildlife - he named his home Camusfearna and settled there with the otters Mij, Edal and Teko.Ring of Bright …
Ring of Bright Water Trilogy
Ring of Bright Water, The Rocks Remain, Raven Seek Thy Brother
E-bok, 2001
136 kr
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'Gavin Maxwell's trilogy is essential reading' Sunday HeraldFifty years ago Gavin Maxwell went to live in an abandoned house on a shingle beach on the west coast of Scotland. A haven for wildlife - he named his home Camusfearna and settled there with the otters Mij, Edal and Teko.Ring of Bright …
Reed Shaken by the Wind
Travels Among the Marsh Arabs of Iraq
Häftad, 2003
153 kr
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The Marsh Arabs of southern Iraq were one of the most isolated communities in the world. Few outsiders, let alone Europeans, had been permitted to travel through their homeland, a mass of tiny islands lost in a wilderness of reeds and swamps in southern Iraq. One of the few trusted outsiders was …
