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A wolverine is eating my leg

Pages
369
Published
1989
Language
English

Synopsis

Tim Cahill recounts his often humorous and sometimes perilous adventures across various landscapes, from encounters with wildlife in remote wilderness to navigating unusual cultural experiences. This collection of essays captures the spirit of outdoor life and the unpredictable nature of travel, offering a look at the world through the eyes of an intrepid explorer.

About the author

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Tim Cahill

Tim Cahill is an American travel writer. He is a founding editor of 'Outside' magazine and currently serves as an "Editor at Large" for the magazine. - Wikipedia

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book need to be read in a specific order with the author's other travel collections?

    This collection functions as a standalone work and does not require reading any of the author's other books first. Each essay is self-contained, allowing you to explore the individual narratives in any sequence you prefer.

  • Are the stories in this book based on real events?

    The essays are based on the author's genuine experiences as a journalist, including his firsthand reporting on the aftermath of the Jonestown massacre and his time spent near the research sites of Dian Fossey.