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Trawler

A Journey Through the North Atlantic

Redmond O'Hanlon

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English
Vintage U S
03 January 2006
Having survived Borneo, Amazonia, and the Congo, the indefatigable Redmond O’Hanlon sets off on his next adventure: his own perfect storm, in the wild waters off the northern tip of Scotland.

Equipped with a fancy Nikon, an excessive supply of socks, and no seamanship whatsoever, O’Hanlon joins the commercial fishing crew of the Norlantean, a deep-sea trawler,

to stock a bottomless hull with their catch, even as a hurricane roars around them. Rich in oceanography, marine biology, and uproarious humor, Trawler is Redmond O’Hanlon at his finest.

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Imprint:   Vintage U S
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 202mm,  Width: 133mm,  Spine: 20mm
Weight:   312g
ISBN:   9781400078103
ISBN 10:   1400078105
Series:   Vintage Departures
Pages:   339
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Reviews for Trawler: A Journey Through the North Atlantic

Edifying and hugely entertaining. . . . O'Hanlon's is a magnificently original voice: manic, scholarly, funny, sumptuously descriptive, and more than slightly deranged. -Jon Krakauer One of the most thrilling and inspiring books about science I've ever read . . . hours of pleasure offered by an enchanting dinner guest [who] often reveals himself to be foolishly bold, comically inept, intellectually astute and a madcap driver: Mr. Toad with a Ph.D. -Bruce Barcott, The New York Times Book Review Trawler read[s] like The Perfect Storm meets Monty Python. -Outside O'Hanlon is an adventurer worthy of the word-a credentialed naturalist, a rompish wanderer, a sparkling armchair companion, a bit of a goof and also a smashingly evocative writer. . . . In that wild and exhilarating junction where human and nature meet, he pursues the joys of discovery. -Los Angeles Times Book Review


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