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Passage to Juneau: A Sea and Its Meanings
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In this vivid tour of Alaska's Inside Passage, a Seattle-based British writer describes the natural and cultural history of the area, his personal relationship to the sea, and the colorful acquaintances he met along his solo exploration by sailboat of the region. A New York Times Notable Book for 1999.
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Bad Land: An American Romance
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Jonathan Raban, an Englishman, explores the harrowing reality behind the dream of the American West. Using the accounts of homesteaders, he evokes the realities of their disappointments, exploding our idea of the West as a realm of stable, settled communities and revealing a much less wholesome landscape peopled by loners and sociopaths. This book ...
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Surveillance
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In the not-too-distant future, national identity cards are mandatory, and America has become thoroughly obsessed with intelligence-gathering. With precision and compassion, Raban captures a rich variety of lives caught up in the fault lines that reach throughout society.
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Hunting Mister Heartbreak: A Discovery of America
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Crossing the Atlantic to experience the metamorphosis of the foreigner into the American, Englishman Jonathan Raban sublets in New York City, sets up house in the Deep South, lives among Seattle immigrants, and drifts off the Florida Keys. A lyrical, funny account of coming to America.
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Granta 102: The New Nature Writing
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Jason Cowley (Editor), Kathleen Jamie, Jonathan Raban
For as long as people have been writing, they have been writing about nature. But nature--as we know it--is changing. Economic migration, overpopulation, and climate change are transforming the natural world into something unfamiliar. As our conception and experience of nature changes, so too does the way we write about it. In this special issue ...
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Alone Through the Roaring Forties
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Vito Dumas, Jonathan Raban (Introduction by)
Alone Through the Roaring Forties is the story of Vito Dumas's wartime voyage from Argentina eastward around the globe in the 31-foot canoe-sterned ketch Lehg II. By any measure, it was a remarkable, unprecedented voyage over what Dumas justly called "the impossible route" - south of the Cape of Good Hope, south of Australia, south of Cape Horn. ...
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Coasting: A Private Voyage
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In this beautifully written book, the bestselling author of "Bad Land" turns a voyage along the serpentine coast of his native England into an occasion for meditations on his country, his childhood, and the elusive notion of home. A "New York Times" Notable Book.
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Old Glory: An American Voyage
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Old Glory: A Voyage Down the Mississippi
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As a child in England, Raban read "Huckleberry Finn" and dreamed of floating down the Mississippi. "Old Glory" offers the chronicle of this realization of his dream--achieved thirty years later--when he navigated the river, from Minneapolis to Morgan City, Louisiana, in a 16-foot motorboat.
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Waxwings
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Jonathan Raban's caustic novel takes place in post-Y2K Seattle, where Tom Janeway is caught in the trajectory of current events (WTO riots, Al Qaeda fears) and his own deteriorating life, which includes the departure of his wife and not one but two brushes with the law. A New York Times Notable Book for 2003.
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The Pacific Northwest Landscape: A Painted History
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Kitty Harmon (Editor), Jonathan Raban (Introduction by)
Gathering works by Albert Bierstadt, Sydney Laurence, Emily Carr, and others, this beautiful book represents a continuous, robust, and evolving artistic view of the Pacific Northwest. Full color reproductions of 100+ paintings.
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Passage to Juneau: A Sea and It's Meaning
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In this vivid tour of Alaska's Inside Passage, a Seattle-based British writer describes the natural and cultural history of the area, his personal relationship to the sea, and the colorful acquaintances he met along his solo exploration by sailboat of the region. A New York Times Notable Book for 1999.
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Soft city
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Raban's documentary portrait of metropolitan life written as part thesis,part reportage and part autobiography.
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Foreign land : a novel
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George Grey has been abroad for 40 years. He comes home nursing a vision of an England that no longer exists. His native country appears to him cold - a shock to his system when compared to Africa. George decides to move to Cornwall where he buys a boat, the Calliope.
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Hunting mister Heartbreak
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A story of self-discovery set against a journey across America. It follows the author as he moves from the social battlefield of Manhattan to rural Alabama, continually re-inventing his own character as he travels. By the author of "Old Glory" and "Arabia through a Looking Glass".
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For Love and Money: A Writing Life, 1969-1989
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Arabia
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Coasting
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The titles in the "Textplus" series, designed to reflect the changing nature of English Literature at advanced post-GCSE level, offer the complete text with a specially commissioned introduction and compact background notes placing the work in historical and critical context. Together, these components are intended to open up the text for students ...
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Old Glory
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Soft City: A Documentary Exploration of Metropolitan Life
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Documents the experience of carving one's own path through the tangle and sprawl of urban metropolitan life. This book recreates the city in its teeming, unknowable variety. Part fact, part fiction, it holds up a mirror to the modern city and finds there a stage for a unique personal drama.
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Arabia, a Journey Through the Labyrinth
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Here There Nowhere
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Michael Brophy (Illustrator), Jonathan Raban, William L Lang
Michael Brophy has painted the Pacific Northwest landscape for over two decades, from sumptuously rendered panoramas of clearcuts and slag heaps to comic-book-scaled noir tableaus of the characters who reshaped the region 150 years ago. This large-scale monograph brings 15 of his most historically expansive paintings to date together with writings ...
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For love & money : writing, reading, travelling, 1969-1987
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Old Glory: America
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The society of the poem. -
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