Books by Andrew Blackwell
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review 1: More a collection of travel essays than an actual non-fiction book. The chapters in no particular order included the eponymous Chernobyl, the Amazon/Brazil, China, India/Yamuna River, Port Arthur Texas/Spindletop, and others. I expected the book to be a bit of a rant, but what ...
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review 1: I can only call Andrew Blackwell an environmental voyeur. He is not content to read about bad things – he has to see them. He knows of Chernobyl, but he has to have his meter tell him he is being cooked by the nuclear energy that is still all around. Unlike most of us who trave...