Bruce Chatwin Gregor von Rezzori

Herzog’s stirring documentary is a tribute to the writer with whom he shared the same love for looking at and walking through the world.

Bruce Chatwin.

Searing Letters From the Pioneering Journalist, Nomad and author of In Patagonia, Bruce Chatwin

Reprint. Originally published: New York : Summit Books, c1977

Bruce Chatwin. One of my favourite English writers. A restless wanderer himself, he formulated a whole theory about the antagonism of the settled farmers versus the wandering shepherds, starting with Caine and Abel. Guess which one is more prone to develop aggression and hostility according to his theory?

Continuing the search for the Greatest Welsh Novel, Gary Raymond argues for the classic On the Black Hill by Bruce Chatwin. The story of the Jones boys is the moment of beautiful subtlety and poignancy from a writer who always liked to go big and bold, who was a showman, a bon vivant. When Chatwin

From Bruce Chatwin's 'The Songlines'

Bruce Chatwin, Under the Sun

Author. Charles Bruce Chatwin, who seldom used his first name, was born in Sheffield in Yorkshire, although his parents came from Birmingham and he spent much of his youth in that city. His father was a solicitor who, at the time of his children's birth (another son, Hugh, was born in 1944) was serving abroad in the...