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Dark Star Safari Overland From Cairo To Capetown Reprint Paul Theroux

SKU: BELL-4722856

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Publisher: Mariner Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.77 MB

Pages: 496

Author: Paul Theroux

ISBN: 9780618446872, 0618446877

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: Reprint

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Dark Star Safari Overland From Cairo To Capetown Reprint Paul Theroux by Paul Theroux 9780618446872, 0618446877 instant download after payment.

In Dark Star Safari the wittily observant and endearingly irascible Paul Theroux takes readers the length of Africa by rattletrap bus, dugout canoe, cattle truck, armed convoy, ferry, and train. In the course of his epic and enlightening journey, he endures danger, delay, and dismaying circumstances.
Gauging the state of affairs, he talks to Africans, aid workers, missionaries, and tourists. What results is an insightful meditation on the history, politics, and beauty of Africa and its people, and "a vivid portrayal of the secret sweetness, the hidden vitality, and the long-patient hope that lies just beneath the surface" (Rocky Mountain News). In a new postscript, Theroux recounts the dramatic events of a return to Africa to visit Zimbabwe.