voyages and travels

Probes the tragic and mysterious fate of Sir John Franklin's failed expedition to find the Northwest Passage in 1845.

An account of Columbus's four transatlantic voyages.

Presents the author's observations, based on three journeys to the woods of Maine, describing his encounters with loggers, Native Americans, and wild animals, as well as his reflections on the natural surroundings.

Norton, the cat with the Scottish Fold ears, and Peter tour the Continent on their way to the south of France.

Five Japanese tourists travel to the Ganges River in India to find peace and answers to their personal problems.

Translation based on Las Casas abstract of the Log with additions from his Historia and Fernando Columbus's Historia (of the Columbus family). His own account of the voyage.