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A Week in Literary HistoryJune 14th, 2002 English novelist and travel writer Colin Thubron (Among the Russians, 1983) is born in London in 1939.
Thubron is the ideal travel writer: observant, sympathetic, and always seeking the larger meaning of the lands he explores. His clear and evocative prose never stands in the way of the landscape or the characters he finds awaiting him, and his novels, underrated, are models of quiet sensitivity. Travel & Non-fiction Mirror to Damascus, 1967. The Hills of Adonis: A Quest in Lebanon, 1968. Jerusalem, 1969. Journey into Cyprus, 1975. The God in the Mountain, 1977. The Venetians, 1980. The Ancient Mariners, 1981. The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, 1982. Among the Russians, 1983. Behind the Wall: A Journey through China, 1987. The Silk Road: Beyond the Celestial Kingdom, 1989. The Lost Heart of Asia, 1994. In Siberia, 199. Shadows of the Silk Road, 2006. Novels Emperor, 1978. A Cruel Madness, 1984. Falling, 1989. Turning Back the Sun, 1991. Distance, 1996. To the Last City, 2002.
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