Jonathan RABAN Books
Arabia Through The Looking Glass
By Jonathan RABAN, Jonathan Raban
347p. ; 20 cm Originally published, London , Collins, 1979
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Gipsy Moth Circles The World
By Jonathan RABAN, Sir Francis Chichester, Francis Chichester, With An Introduction By Jonathan Raban
This work tells the story of Frances Chicester, who aged 65, set out alone from Plymouth in his 53-foot ketch Gypsy Moth VI in August 1966 and sailed eastward around the world through the wild Sout...
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The Saga Of Cimba
By The Author, Jonathan RABAN, Richard Maury, Richard Maury, With Drawings
In November 1933, 23-year-old Richard Maury set sail from Connecticut in Cimba, a 35-foot Nova Scotia schooner, leaving behind the icy grasp of a Depression-era New England winter. With one other c...
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40,000 Miles In A Canoe
By Jonathan RABAN, John C. Voss, John Claus Voss, John C. Voss, Jonathan Raban
i Have Found Every Word Of Voss's Concerning Ships And The Sea To Be Pure Gold.—weston Martyr, Sailing Authoron May 27, 1901, Captain John C. Voss, Accompanied By Journalist Norman Luxton, Put...
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Granta 29: New World
By Jonathan RABAN, Roger Garfitt, Bill Buford
Articles discuss exile, train travel, South Africa, Beirut, and Colombia, and are accompanied by photographs
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Granta 45
By Ian Hamilton, Timothy Garton Ash, Michael Ignatieff, Jonathan RABAN, Ethan Canin, Nick Hornby, Steve Pyke, Bill Buford
The latest edition of one of the most impressive international literary magazines of our time. Granta readers around the world, numbering more than 140,000, savor the work of contributors such as D...
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The Oxford Book Of The Sea
It Is No Surprise That One Of The Earliest Works In English Literature Should Be A Poem About The Sea: The Sea Has Been A Source Of Fascination From The Earliest Times, And The Anglo-saxon Poem 'th...
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Passage To Juneau: A Sea And Its Meaning
By Jonathan RABAN, Raban-Jonathan
This work is much more than a book about a sea voyage; it is about Jonathan Raban's journey home to his father who is dying; about his crumbling relationship with his wife and also about the histor...
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