Nicholas Coghlan Boeken

A diplomat shares a personal journey through Colombia, exploring its stunning landscapes and rich cultural diversity while confronting the harsh realities of the drug trade. This three-year obsession reveals the stark contrasts within the country, highlighting both its beauty and the violence that shadows it. The narrative serves as a geographical tour, immersing readers in the complexities of Colombian life and the impact of its ongoing struggles.

British-Canadian diplomat and wife sail from Cape Town to Cape Horn in their 27-foot boat.

Offering a unique perspective, the first Canadian diplomat stationed in Khartoum provides an insider's account of Sudan during a critical historical juncture. The narrative delves into the complexities of the war-torn nation, revealing both the challenges faced and the resilience of its people. Through personal experiences and observations, the book sheds light on the intricate political landscape and the humanitarian crises unfolding in Sudan.

The narrative combines a sailing adventure with practical guidance for navigating Japan's coastal waters. It recounts the author's personal experiences while providing an appendix filled with cruising notes and detailed references, making it a valuable resource for aspiring sailors. The book offers insights into the unique maritime culture and stunning landscapes of Japan, appealing to both adventure seekers and those interested in sailing logistics.

A rare first-hand account of the violent implosion and ongoing humanitarian tragedy of the world's youngest state.