In Siberia
In Siberia by Colin Thubron, published by Penguin in 2000, is a first edition that spans 286 pages. This book presents an evocative account of Thubron’s travels through Siberia in the late 1990s, following his earlier explorations of the Soviet Union. Utilizing various modes of transportation, including truck, bus, and boat, Thubron delves into the complexities of this extraordinary region, capturing its unique landscapes and cultural nuances.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of experiences as Thubron navigates through exotic cities and deserted villages, encountering a diverse array of individuals, from nostalgic old Stalinists to aggressive Orthodox churchmen. The narrative interweaves Siberia’s fascinating history with contemporary observations, offering insights into the region’s past and present. This edition invites readers to explore the multifaceted nature of Siberia, blending travel with historical reflection.
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In the early 1980s, Colin Thubron wrote a book about his travels around the Soviet Union in an old Morris Minor. In the late 90s, post-Soviet Unio n, he decided to explore Siberia – this time by truck, by bus, by boat. The result is an evocative account of an extraordinary region. He travels through exotic cities and deserted villages, meets nostalgic old Stalinists and aggressive Orthodox churchmen, and generally interweaves Siberia’s fascinating history with a description of the place today.
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