James Hamilton-Paterson

James Hamilton-Paterson is one of Britain's most distinguished-and reclusive-writers. A travel writer, memoirist, poet, and award-winning novelist, Hamilton-Paterson is also an accomplished musician. His novel Gerontius won a Whitbread Prize and his many books include the bestselling Empire of the Clouds, Marked for Death and Music: Stories. He now lives in Austria.
Ebooks
Seven-Tenths: The Sea and its Thresholds
RUB 919.00
Beethoven's Eroica: The First Great Romantic Symphony
RUB 904.12
What We Have Lost: The Dismantling of Great Britain
RUB 1,002.63
Trains, Planes, Ships and Cars
RUB 2,478.60
Playing With Water: Alone on a Philippine Island
RUB 839.00
Eroica: The First Great Romantic Symphony
Book 3
RUB 750.51
Marked for Death
RUB 833.99
Playing with Water: Passion and Solitude on a Philippine Island
RUB 1,122.84
Empire of the Clouds: When Britain's Aircraft Ruled the World
RUB 839.00
Cooking with Fernet Branca
RUB 1,376.62
Gerontius
RUB 719.00
Stuck Monkey: The Deadly Planetary Cost of the Things We Love
RUB 1,635.42
Playing with Water: Passion and Solitude on a Philippine Island
RUB 1,122.84
Blackbird: The Story of the Lockheed SR-71 Spy Plane
RUB 1,000.96
Under the Radar: A Novel
RUB 119.00
Siete décimas partes: El mar y sus umbrales
RUB 1,079.00