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The Ends of the Earth (Armchair Traveller)
Roger Willemsen's Daring New Book: A Rewarding Read on Travel and Human Existence
Non-linear Exploration of Mood and Place in Willemsen's Essays
Wanderlust: The Ends of the Earth - From Geographical to Sociological Extremes
World Literature Today: Willemsen's Travel Essays Connect Exotic Locales and Human Experience
Jetsetter: Willemsen's Accounts Delve into Life, Love, and Society
Psychogeographic Review: Willemsen's Work Transcends Simple Travelogue
Scottish Woman: The Ends of the Earth Offers a Unique Perspective on the Planet
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Willemsen's Daring Agenda in The Ends of the Earth
Paul Conneally: Willemsen's Journey Challenges Perceptions of Travel and Destination
Roger Willemsen's Quest: From Geographical Extremes to Psychological Endurance
The Ends of the Earth: A Journey Through a Fascinating Mind
About the Author: Roger Willemsen's Accolades and Achievements
About the Translator: Peter Lewis' Background
An author, foreign correspondent, academic, and television personality, Roger Willemsen is a familiar figure in Germany, and The Ends of the Earth offers English-language readers a chance to engage with his uniquely astute take on the world. Consisting of twenty-two essays recounting and reflecting on a lifetime of travel to the far and forgotten corners of our planet, the book offers remarkable encounters and mysterious entanglements in locations as diverse as a Kamchatkan volcano, a Burmese railway station, an Arctic icebreaker, and a Minsk hospital ward. Willemsen is the perfect companion, reveling in the strange and unlovely, and tracing unexpected connections among places, times, and peoples.