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Footsteps

Name: Footsteps
Brand: Harper Collins Publishers
SKU: 04003342
Price: 4933 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Richard Holmes
ISBN: 9780007204533

Richard Holmes

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04003342

Publishers Harper Collins Publishers, August 2005

Richard Holmes's great work of biographical exploration, published alongside its sister volume 'Side... Full description

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Richard Holmes's great work of biographical exploration, published alongside its sister volume 'Sidetracks'. In 1985, Richard Holmes published a small book of essays called Footsteps and the writing of biography was changed forever. A daring mix of travel, biographical sleuthing and personal memoir, it broke all the conventions of the genre and remains ons of the most intoxicating, magical works of modern literary exploration ever published. Sleeping rough, he retraces Robert Louis Stevenson's famous journey through the Cevennes. Caught up in the Parisian riots of the 1960s, he dives back in time to the terrors of Wordsworth and of Mary Wollstonecraft marooned in Revolutionary Paris and then into the strange tortured worlds of Gerard de Nerval. Wandering through Italy, he stalks Shelley and his band of Romantic idealists to Casa Magni on the Gulf of Spezia.