Extraordinary Islands
An atlas of unlikely places
(Author) Alastair BonnettDiscover the world's most remote and mysterious islands in this beautifully designed book. Spanning continents and cultures, it explores exotic, hard-to-reach locations with an international appeal. Divided into four sections-Strange, Scary, Remote, and Naturally Odd-it unveils the haunting beauty and enigmatic allure of these isolated and extraordinary places.
Alastair Bonnett
Alastair Bonnett is a British academic and geographer known for his work in cultural geography and critical social theory. He has published several influential books, including "What is Geography?" and "The Idea of the West". Bonnett's writing style is characterized by its accessible and engaging approach to complex ideas, making his work popular among both academics and general readers. His contributions to literature include challenging conventional perspectives on geography and exploring the intersections of space, place, and identity. One of his most famous works, "The Idea of the West", examines the concept of the West as a cultural and political construct. Bonnett's impact on the literary genre of cultural geography has been significant, inspiring further research and debate in the field.
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