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Patagonia

Book • 1977
In Patagonia is a masterpiece of travel writing that explores the exotic and mysterious region of Patagonia at the southern tip of South America.

The book is filled with evocative descriptions, historical insights, and unforgettable stories as Chatwin searches for legends, meets descendants of Welsh immigrants, and delves into the region's folklore and history.

It is a blend of travelogue, history, and personal reflection that has become a classic in the genre.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Philippe Sands
as a book in which Walter Rauff is featured.
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Dominic Sandbrook
as a brilliant and haunting book about Patagonia.
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Philippe Sands
in the context of Walter Rauf's presence in Chilean literary life.
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Philippe Sands
as a guidebook used during his research in Punta Arenas, featuring Walter Ralph.
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Paul Hawken
in relation to the Yamana people and their language.
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Matthew Parris
, who doubts that Chatwin even went downstairs when writing it.
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Jonathan Chatwin
as an influence on his writing style and approach to travel writing.
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