Javier Reverte

Javier Reverte has kicked five continents, has sailed the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic, has crossed the Arctic from east to west and walked the island of Cape Horn. Amazon has dropped from its source to its mouth, tour the course of the Nile, and embarked on the River Congo on the same route that made Joseph Conrad in the late nineteenth. It has followed the paths literary writers such as Homer, in classical Greece- or Jack London, on the Yukon River- and has been admitted to the vast plains of Africa in search of his childhood dreams. He crossed the lake Victoria, Tanganyka el y el Tana, and approached on foot to the shores of Turkana. And all that and more things told in his travel books.

His travel books: Dream of Africa, Wanderer in Africa, Lost Roads in Africa, Ulysses Heart, The River of Desolation, The River of Light, In Wild Seas, Single ticket, The Travel Adventure. (Next May will be released a new book on travels in Africa: "Hills burning, lake of fire ").

His poems: Traces of stowaway, African Poems.

Her novels: Trilogy Central, Lord Paco, Strawberry Fields Forever, All World Dreams, The Night Arrested, The Medical Ifni, Thy Kingdom Come, The Song of Mbama.

A biography: God, the Devil and Adventure (Pedro Páez, Spanish Jesuit who came to the sources of the Blue Nile).

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Aran Islands: literature hostile land

There is a "pub" in Galway, city of the west coast of Southern Ireland, on whose door a poster announcing: "Last place where a beer before Boston (U.S.)”. Of course I took a pint to celebrate the ingenuity of the owner. And of course, also knowing that the statement was not true.

History and McDonald's

Last week I wrote about battlefields and, a little side, reffering me to the field of Gettysburg, wandering through which I walked a cold morning in March this year. The fierce fighting on 1 the 3 July 1863 on the outskirts of this small town in Pennsylvania ...
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