Sacred Monkey River A Canoe Trip with the Gods
Sacred Monkey River: A Canoe Trip with the Gods by Christopher Shaw, published by W. W. Norton in August 2000, is a first edition that spans 320 pages. This book presents an adventurous journey into the heart of Mesoamerica, focusing on its spiritual geography. Through a blend of narrative and visual elements, including line drawings and photographs, Shaw invites readers to explore the rich history and cultural landscapes of the region.
Readers will find an engaging exploration that intertwines themes of travel, archaeology, and social science. The book offers insights into the spiritual connections that define the area, making it a unique addition to the genres of history and juvenile nonfiction. An endpaper map enhances the experience, guiding readers through the landscapes that Shaw describes, while also appealing to those interested in sports and recreation within the context of travel.
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In a book that is a fitting tribute to Bruce Chatwin’s “Songlines”, Barry Lopez’s “Arctic Dreams”, and Peter Matthiessen’s “The Snow Leopard”, Shaw takes readers on an adventurous voyage into the heart of Mesoamerica, offering an exploration of its spiritual geography. Line drawings & photos. Endpaper map.
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