The Sea
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The Sea: A Cultural History
By John Mack... by contrast, the student magazine of the University of the South Pacific at Suva is called Wansolwara, a Pidgin term which trans- lates as 'one ocean, one people'.5 Elsewhere in Oceania, a Torres Strait elder is quoted as remarking: ...
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The Sea: Stories, Trivia, Crafts, and Recipes Inspired by the World's Best Shorelines, Beaches, and Oceans
By Isobel CarlsonGlue offcuts at the top, leaving a hole of around 1 to 2 inches in diameter (depending on the type of bird you want to attract) and check again that there are no sharp edges where the birds will fly in. 5. Work your way around until you ...
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The Sea: A Comedy
By Edward BondThe Sea: A Comedy
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The Sea
By Benjamin Knox, Andrea Jones, Steve JonesThese are but a few of the stories featured in The Sea, offered up by Alex Hughes, Amy Lee Burgess, Andrea Jones, Anna Reith, Barry King, Benjamin Knox, Camille Griep, Diane Awerbuck, Don Webb, J.C. Piech, Martin Rose, Patrick O'Neill, Rob ...
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The Sea: Nature and Culture
By Richard Hamblyn16 The concept of 'beachcombing'has its roots in ethnography, Beachcomber with referring specifically to foraging practices on the islands of the horse and wagon South Pacific. The word was coined by Richard Henry Dana Jr gathering ...
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The Sea: Thalassography and Historiography
By Peter N. MillerSee Linda Cooke Johnson, “Shanghai: An EmergingJiangnan Port, 16831840,” 153-54. Linda CookeJohnson, “Shanghai: An EmergingJiangnan Port, 1683-1840,” 157. Liuhe zhenji lue, 3, 16b (344). Liuhe zhenji lue, 3, 16b (344).
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The Sea: Thalassography and Historiography
By Peter N MillerThe essays in this volume provide exemplary demonstrations of how a sea-based history-writing that focuses on connectivity, networks, and individuals describes the horizons and the potential of thalassography---the study of the world made ...
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The Sea
By John BanvilleIn this “extraordinary meditation on mortality, grief, death, childhood and memory" (USA Today), John Banville introduces us to Max Morden, a middle-aged Irishman who has gone back to the seaside town where he spent his summer holidays as ...
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The Sea
By John BanvilleFollowing the death of his wife, Max Morden retreats to the seaside town of his childhood summers, where his own life becomes inextricably entwined with the members of the vacationing Grace family.
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The Sea
By Corinne Bailey Rae, DidoCorinne Bailey Rae's new album, The Sea was co-produced by Bailey Rae with Steve Brown, and Steve Chrisanthou, who produced many of the songs on her debut album, which has sold four million copies worldwide.
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The Sea: An Anthology of Maritime Photography Since 1843
By Pierre BorhanPierre Borhan has created a book that takes the reader on a voyage, a unique journey that highlights the ocean as a source of auspicious inspiration, of commercial potential, and...
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The Sea
By John BanvilleWinner of the Booker Prize 2005 When Max Morden returns to the seaside village where he once spent a childhood holiday, he is both escaping from a recent loss and...
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The Sea
By Anna MilbournePeep under waves and behind coral to discover hungry sharks, shy sea dragons and lots more hiding behind the flaps in this wonderful first book about the sea.
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The Sea
By Edward BondMrs Rafi Ah! Eurydice. Vicar The excellent Roger. Yes. I'm sorry to tell you, Miss Price, that Roger has been chasing Ajax. I should explain, ladies, that I've always wanted an Ajax and I had bestowed that name on my dog before I ...
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The Sea
By Edward BondSet in the high Edwardian world of 1907, The Sea is a fascinating blend of wild farce, high comedy, biting social satire and bleak poetic tragedy.
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The Sea
... sharks to make a wanted poster for an imaginary shark. ! Sharks have existed for 400 million years, which was before ... never sleep, but just rest. Sharks have a very well developed sense of smell, which involves 2/3 of their brain ...
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The Sea: Hunters
By Edouard A. StackpoleThe Sea: Hunters
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The Sea
By Rikke VilladsenTold in expressive pencil drawings, provocative symbolism, and a madness that doesn’t just bubble beneath the surface of the water, but drenches the sailor―and the reader―like a tidal wave, this story is about a man, literally and ...