eastern horizons hitchhiking the silk road

The KLF: chaos, magic and the band who burned a million pounds – John Higgs.Lenin On The Train – Catherine Merridale.On The Marsh: a year surrounded by wildness and wet – Simon Barnes.The Garden Jungle: or gardening to save the world – Dave Goulson.Eastern Horizons: hitchhiking the Silk Road – Levison Wood.Black Wave: Saudi Arabia, Iran and the rivalry that unravelled the Middle East – Kim Ghattas.The Clash of Civilizations: and the remaking of world order – Samuel P.Arabia: A Journey Through The Heart of the Middle East – Levison Wood.The Old Ways: A journey on foot – Robert MacFarlane.English Pastoral: An Inheritance – James Rebanks.From The Depths And Other Strange Tales of the Sea – edited by Mike Ashley.Where The Winds Are: Walking Europe’s Winds From the Pennines to Provence – Nick Hunt.Jim Jarmusch Interviews – edited by Ludvig Hertzberg.The New Journalism – edited by Tom Wolfe.Ghostland: In Search of a Haunted Country – Edward Parnell.The Foghorn’s Lament – Jennifer Lucy Allan.The Invention Of Morel – Adolfo Bioy Casares.New York City in 1979 (Penguin Modern 27) – Kathy Acker.Mars By 1980: The story of Electronic Music – David Stubbs.Lynch On Lynch – edited by Chris Rodley.The Finger (Penguin Modern 25) – William S.Renegade: the lives and tales of Mark E.The Sunken Land Begins To Rise Again – John Harrison.Violent Politics: A history of insurgency, terrorism & guerrilla war from the American Revolution to Iraq – William R.Monolithic Undertow: in search of sonic oblivion – Harry Sword.Unofficial Britain: journeys through unexpected places – Gareth E.William Blake Now: why he matters more than ever – John Higgs.Around The World In 80 Trains – Monisha Rajesh.Retromania: pop culture’s addiction to its own past – Simon Reynolds.Underland: A Deep Time Journey – Robert MacFarlane.It is also good to share, so the idea that somebody may pick up a book as a result of seeing it on this blog is nice. Why share these lists? Though open to the accusation of nerdish narcissism I have decided to share these lists because I find it interesting knowing what other people are reading or have read, and often someone’ s choice of book can spark brilliant and interesting conversations. Often scoffed at as a geek thing to do, I enjoy looking back and remembering what I was reading and where various interests have taken me. I keep a record of the books that I read (excluding poetry) each year.

Eastern horizons hitchhiking the silk road