Bruce Chatwin

• May-2018

A Whitbread Award�"winning novel of Welsh twins and an international bestseller about Aboriginal culture by "the brilliant English writer and stylish nomad" (Los Angeles Times).   After his masterpiece of travel writing, In Patagoni...

• Oct-2016

• Nov-2012

• Sep-2010

• Dec-1998

Bruce Chatwin’s debut novel:  “Conrad’s Heart of Darkness seen through a microscope” (The Atlantic)In this vivid, powerful novel, Chatwin tells of Francisco Manoel de Silva, a poor Brazilian adventurer who sails to Dahomey in West Africa...

• Sep-1989

In this text, Bruce Chatwin writes of his father, of his friend Howard Hodgkin, and of his talks with Andre Malraux and Nadezhda Mandelstram. He also follows unholy grails on his travels, such as the rumour of a "wolf-boy" in India, or the idea of lo...

• Feb-1989

An elegant novel set in Prague about the possibility of freedom in an unfree state, from the acclaimed author of The Songlines and In PatagoniaUtz collects Meissen porcelain with a passion. His collection, which he has protected and enlarged through ...

• Aug-1987

International Bestseller: The famed travel writer and author of In Patagonia traverses Australia, exploring Aboriginal culture and song -- and humanity's origins. Long ago, the creators wandered Australia and sang the landscape into being, namin...

• Jan-1983

Whitbread Award Winner: A novel by the author of In Patagonia, about a pair of twins and their long, remarkable lives in the farmlands of Wales. For forty-two years, identical twins Lewis and Benjamin Jones have shared a bed, a farm, and a life. ...