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A fascinating illustrated talk by the author and presenter Tim Mackintosh-Smith on the fourteenth century Moroccan traveller who rivalled Marco Polo.
Tim Mackintosh-Smithâs first book, Yemen: Travels in Dictionary Land, won the 1998 Thomas Cook/Daily Telegraph Travel Book Award and is now regarded as a classic of Arabian description. His first two books on Ibn Battutahâs adventures in the old Islamic world and in India, Travels with a Tangerine and The Hall of a Thousand Columns, were received to huge critical acclaim. This talk coincides with the publication of the final volume of the trilogy, Landfalls. Signed copies of all three titles will be on sale there at a discount on the published prices.
Tim's journeys in search of Ibn Battutah have also been turned into a major BBC television series that has fascinated viewers round the globe.
In aid of BookPower, the charity which makes available affordable, high quality, higher education textbooks to low-income countries
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13 September 2010 at 7:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Royal Geographical Society |
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£20.00 |
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BookPower |
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Download Gift Aid form from http://www.bookpower.org/latest.htm#tangerine & send with cheque & sae to this address. |
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