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Explorers (Timelines S.)David Salariya

Bold Endeavors : Lessons from Polar and Space Exploration

Bold Endeavors will be a classic reference in the field. -- Dr. Harry Wolbers Jack Stuster is an excellent storyteller. There is a strong theme here of man against the elements, and his accounts of human endurance alone will attract many readers. I have never seen any one do such a good job of rooting out examples from expedition literature. This outstanding work should attract a general as well as a... (more)

Le Cinquième Procédé

by Léo Malet

Nestor Burma court la poupée

by Léo Malet

Couche dans le PainChester B. Himes

Couche dans le Pain

by Chester B. Himes

La Reine des PommesChester B. Himes

La Reine des Pommes

by Chester B. Himes

Imbroglio Negro

by Chester B. Himes

Ne Nous Enervons Pas!Chester B. Himes

Ne Nous Enervons Pas!

by Chester B. Himes

Passage du d+â-¬sirDominique Sylvain

Passage du d+â-¬sir

by Dominique Sylvain

L'absence De L'ogre (French Edition)

by Dominique Sylvain

Coule la seine

by Fred Vargas

Brouillard au pont de Tolbiac

by Jacques Tardi

Text: French

Un croque-mort nommé Nestor

by Léo Malet

The Worst Journey in the World

by Apsley Cherry-Garrard

Only the writings of T.E. Lawrence, Sir Richard Burton, and Ernest Shackleton rank with this harrowing memoir by Cherry-Garrard, who accompanied Robert Falcon Scott to the Antarctic on the explorer's doomed quest for the Pole and who was in the party that ultimately discovered Scott's frozen body. This classic of exploration and adventure also includes the original Introduction by the author.