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ODYSSEY of ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS: CRUISING the ADRIATIC & AEGEAN Ere Is a Brief Selection of Favorite, New and Hard-To-Find Books, Prepared for Your Journey READING GUIDE ODYSSEY OF ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS: CRUISING THE ADRIATIC & AEGEAN ere is a brief selection of favorite, new and hard-to-find books, prepared for your journey. For your convenience, you may call (800) 342-2164 to order these books directly from Longitude, a specialty mail- Horder book service. To order online, and to get the latest, most comprehensive selection of books for your voyage, go directly to reading.longitudebooks.com/D926950. ESSENTIAL ALSO RECOMMENDED Item EXBLK182. Buy these 4 items as a set for $72 Andrew Bostock including shipping, 15% off the retail price. 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(Item GRE595) Dennis Hupchick Henry Miller Palgrave Concise Historical Atlas of The Colossus of Maroussi the Balkans 2010, PAPER, 223 PAGES, $14.95 2001, PAPER, 128 PAGES, $23.00 Miller captures the spirit and warmth of the The changing borders and complex history resilient Greek people in this inspired tale of a of the Balkans are clearly and concisely wartime journey from Athens to Crete, Corfu shown through 50 double-page maps and Delphi with his friend Lawrence Durrell. and accompanying essays, organized (Item GRE05) chronologically. (Item BLK41) Jan Morris Robert Morkot The World of Venice The Penguin Historical Atlas of 1995, PAPER, 315 PAGES, $18.95 Ancient Greece Morris displays her talent for research, telling anecdote and well-wrought prose in this 1997, PAPER, 144 PAGES, $21.00 This pictorial survey of Greek antiquity, spirited portrait of a beloved city, its history recording its culture and expansion, features and inhabitants. If you are going to read one dozens of full-color maps. (Item GRE125) book on Venice, we recommend this favorite. (Item ITL12) Marina Belozerskaya, Kenneth Lapatin Donna Leon Ancient Greece: Art, Architecture, and Death at La Fenice History 2004, PAPER, 270 PAGES, $14.99 2004, PAPER, 144 PAGES, $19.95 The first of the tremendously good Guido This lively illustrated guide covers the Brunetti mysteries, all set in the author’s architecture, painting and sculpture of Ancient beloved Venice, in which a famous conductor Greece from the third millennium to the end is found dead at the celebrated La Fenice of the Hellenistic period. With 282 color theater. (Item ITL555) and 28 black-and-white illustrations. (Item GRE194) Homer, Robert Fagles (Translator) Mary Beard The Odyssey 2006, PAPER, 541 PAGES, $17.00 The Parthenon The blind bard’s epic in a translation celebrated 2010, PAPER, 204 PAGES, $17.50 for its clarity and expressiveness. Take it along A lively tale of the construction, significance for a voyage in Homeric lands and waters. and uses of the 2,500-year-old architectural (Item GRE45) marvel. (Item GRE195) Slavenka Drakulic How We Survived Communism and TO ORDER Even Laughed 1993, PAPER, 227 PAGES, $15.99 These short essays capture the absurdity, struggle and day-to-day reality of being a woman in Yugoslavia under communism. 2838 Vicksburg Lane Drakulic is an award-winning Croatian Plymouth, MN 55447 journalist and novelist. (Item BLK38) [email protected] Lawrence Durrell www.longitudebooks.com Prospero’s Cell Shipping charges via UPS or Priority Mail: $4.95 for first book, $1 per 2008, PAPER, 150 PAGES, $12.00 additional book up to a maximum of $9.95. 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