I’ll be giving a talk at the Explorers’ Club about my new book in Boston on 3 May. Social reception at 7pm. Lecture at 8pm. More info here.
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- Darwin’s Polar Bear
- Trump’s Rough-Riding Populism
- When the World Thought Tarzan Was Real
- Interview on New Books Network
- Exploration: A Very Short Introduction (book review)
- Book Talk at the Explorer’s Club on 3 May
- A Theory You’ve Never Heard of and How it Changed the World
- The Search for Planet X
- Book Review: Inventing the American Astronaut
- Some Things I’ve Been Working On
- Greely’s Pendulum, Part 2 of 2
- Greely’s Pendulum, Part 1 of 2
- Beyond the Extreme
- Rwenzori Journal
- Book Preview: Hoosh: Roast Penguin, Scurvy Day, and Other Stories of Antarctic Cuisine
- Book Review: Passage to Cosmos
- Book Excerpt: A Labyrinth of Kingdoms: 10,000 Miles Through Islamic Africa
- What is an Expedition?
- “The Adventure” by Georg Simmel
- Anthropology of Expeditions: Travel, Visualities, Afterlives
- Remembering the Race to the South Pole 100 Years Ago
- Lessons From The Last Frontier, Part I
- The Greely Expedition
- Guest Writer: Gerald Zhang-Schmidt
- Even Better Than the Real Thing
- Science and Exploration
- Exploration Roundup
- Academics vs. Explorers
- Exploration Round-Up
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- The Myth of Pure Experience
- Autumn
- The Discovery of HMS Investigator
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- Field Notes: Moscow
- The Secluded Parts of the Soul
- 100,000
- First, Fastest, Youngest
- Prester John
- Thanks Research Blogging!
- NASA and the Ghosts of Explorers Past
- Spring Cleaning
- The Death of the Constellation Program
- Film Review: Avatar
- Furr
- Interview with Felix Driver
- The Remotest Place on Earth
- Why We Need a New History of Exploration
- On Biography
- The Explorer Gene
- Mountains of the Moon
- Polar Hoaxes and Lost Worlds
- Where No ENFP Has Gone Before, Part II
- Where No ENFP Has Gone Before, Part I
- Visions of Exploration
- Blue Hole
- Know Your Ingredients
- News of the Expedition: Absolutely Free
- Film Review: Up
- Book Review: Science and Empire in the Atlantic World
- Wild Thing
- What Kind of Explorer are You?
- The Myth of the Popular Audience
- The Forging of Races
- New Arctic Exhibition
- Interview with Steph Davis
- Asia on Top
- The F-Word
- On Cannibalism
- This and That
- Call Me Starbuck
- Maybe I Was Wrong
- The Search for Authentic Experience
- New Worlds
- The Smudgy Window of History
- Why Expeditions Fail
- Contingent World, Part 3 of 3
- Fallen Giants Wins the Banff Book Award
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- Contingent World, Part 2 of 3
- Contingent World, Part 1 of 3
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- The Gertrude Bell Archive
- Turkey, Tradition, and the Lagrangian Point
- Interview with Beau Riffenburgh
- Digital Archive: Conrad Martens
- Digital Archive: AfricaBib
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- Thank You FHSA
- Voyage to Pittsburgh
- Routes Up the Mountain
- A Blog of One’s Own
- Darwin in Four Minutes
- Less is More
- Digital Archive: James Cook
- The Secular Mountain
- Mission to Mercury
- The Dust-Free Blog
- The Last Flight of the Jules Verne
- Oil Exploration
- Saturday’s Big Stories
- The Coldest Crucible: Web Simulcast
- Katherine Pandora on “Science in the Everyday World”
- Women Explorers
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- Web Review: ExplorersWeb
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- Guest Blogger: Russell Potter
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- Oh the Places You’ll Go
- Digital Archive: The Joseph Dalton Hooker Website
- The Problem with Scientific Exploration
- The Explorer’s Universe
- Planning Our Trip to Mars
- Centre de Recherche sur la Littérature des Voyages (CRLV)
- The Explorer Type
- What We Fear
- Digital Archive: Strange Maps
- Reading the Map
- Digital Archive: David Rumsey Map Collection
- Book Review: The Lost Land of Lemuria
- Lost Tribe, Now Found
- A Question For You
- Book Review: The Oxford Companion to Exploration
- The Beagle Project
- The Discovery of France
- What is Exploration?
- Digital Archive: Livingstone Online
- Let’s Get Geophysical
- Digital Archive: Charles Darwin
- The Reenacted Voyage
- Famous Falling Objects
- North By Degree
- Touchdown! Mars Phoenix Lander
- Mars Phoenix Mission
- The North Pole Controversy
- Profile: Frederick Cook
- Storm Over Everest, Part II
- Storm Over Everest
- Chasing the Moon
- Digital Archive: The U.S. Exploring Expedition
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- Popular vs Academic History
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- Transcribing Tyndall
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- Darwin Online
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- Early Canadiana Online
- Freeze Frame
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- H.M.S Challenger Library (1873-77)
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- Johnson Space Center Digital Image Collection
- Joseph Dalton Hooker Website
- Life Magazine Photo Archive
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- Studies in Travel Writing
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- The Gertrude Bell Archive
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- Travels in America, 1750-1920 (Library of Congress)
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