Category: Science Publisher: St Martins Pr
ISBN-10: 0312471394
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 142
Copyright: Feb 3, 1987
ISBN-13: 9780312471392
A truly breathtaking sailor experience translated in a 150-page book, that managed to capture the imagination of the millennials in the early 1990's.
The two-year journey between 1981 and 1983 on a 30-foot sailboat was inspiring enough for Neil Hollander to write a book. In these pages the journey occupying over 25,000 miles of water through the oceans is described through the eyes of this fruitful author and photographer. Hollander describes himself as an experienced author and film maker, who worked as a journalist and a war correspondent, later becoming a sailor.
This should be sufficient information on what yo can find in these 142 pages, the main tone of the narrative and the general perspective which is present in the entire book.
Professional Reviews
The Final Days of Worrking by Neil Hollander is a very fine books with a lot of photographs
The Last sailors: The Final Days of Worrking by Neil Hollander is a very fine books with a lot of photographs, very useful also for shipmodelmakers
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