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Walking in Croatia (2nd edition, Cicerone Press 2010)

Mountain walking and trekking guide to Croatia, with walks in the Dinaric Alps (Gorski kotar, Velebit, Mosor, Biokovo), Istria, Slavonia, around Zagreb and on the coast and islands (Peljesac, Korcula, Mljet, Hvar, Brac, Losinj and Cres). 26 routes (nine new walks in this edition, plus extended information on further exploration in Gorski kotor, Velebit etc) from easy day walks to treks and via ferrata over varied terrain. Includes full background information and hut directory. ...click here to read more about this book
Torres del Paine. Trekking in Chile's Premier National Park (Cicerone Press, 2010)

The Torres del Paine Circuit is one of the world’s truly great treks, an epic, ten day journey through magnificent, ever–changing and quite unforgettable mountain scenery. With its iconic granite spires and vast, fractured glaciers spilling out from the largest sheet of ice in the southern hemisphere outside Antarctica, Torres del Paine is Chile’s premier national park. This comprehensive guide to trekking in the region combines detailed route descriptions with full background and planning information, including wildlife, history, travel to and within Chile, and accommodation and other details for Puerto Natales, Punta Arenas and Santiago. Includes section on the Fitzroy area of Los Glaciares national park in Argentina. ...click here to read more about this book
The Mountains of Montenegro (Cicerone Press, 2007)
Winner 'Best Guidebook' award, Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild Awards for Excellence, 2008 (sponsored by Aquapac International)
The mountains of Montenegro are some of the wildest, most spectacular, and least visited in Europe. Nevertheless they are easily accessible, and many areas have well-marked trails. They present an opportunity to travel through outstandingly beautiful and remarkably unspoilt natural scenery, which as yet sees few visitors. The Mountains of Montenegro is the first comprehensive English-language guide to walking in this beautiful area, written by an author who has visited the country over a number of years and has lived in neighbouring Croatia. ...click here to read more about this book
Walking in Croatia (Cicerone Press, 2004)
Rising suddenly and spectacularly beyond the narrow ribbon of coastal cities and rocky beaches, the mountains of Croatia have much to commend them as a walking destination. Ranging from gently sloping, forested hills to rugged tops and limestone crags, and reaching its most spectacular in the massifs, collectively known as the Dinaric Alps, it is a wilderness of magnificent grandeur, rich in wildlife and plants. ...click here to read more about this book
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Trekking in Eastern Turkey (Cicerone Press, 2011)
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'Highly recommended…. Very detailed guide provides information for all types of travellers, from holidaymakers to backpackers, families to lone travellers.' (www.visit-croatia.co.uk)

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A guide to the world's unspoilt sights and experiences - 1,000 fresh and fascinating alternatives to hundreds of well-known tourist destinations and sights, written by a team of travel experts and with a foreword by Bill Bryson. 'A book to keep by the bedside to fuel your dreams.' (The Mail on Sunday, September 2009)
J.M. Rogers, The Arts of Islam: Treasures from the Nasser D Khalili Collection (exhibition catalogue, Institut du monde arabe, Paris 2009; Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi 2008; Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 2007)
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Du VIIe siècle à nos jours, de l'Espagne au Kazakhstan en passant par le Yémen, la Syrie et l'Inde, un panorama complet de l'art et de la culture de l'Islam. Cet ouvrage déroule la passionnante chronologie de l'histoire de l'art islamique. Il invite à découvrir les sites culturels majeurs, ainsi que les grandes dynasties qui ont marqué la civilisation de l'Islam. Un ensemble de 800 photographies témoigne ainsi du foisonnement culturel et artistique de quatorze siècles d'histoire....
Islamic Art and Culture. A Visual History (Overlook Press, 2006)
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The Timeline History of Islamic Art and Architecture (Worth Press, 2005)
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B. Abraham, Worcester - A History and Celebration (Ottakar’s, 2004)
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C.E. Yate, Northern Afghanistan (Cambridge Scholars Press, 2003)
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Robert Curzon, Armenia: A Year at Erzeroom and on the Frontiers of Russia, Turkey and Persia (Cambridge Scholars Press, 2003)
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Arminius Vambery, Travels in Central Asia (Cambridge Scholars Press, 2003)
One morning in the spring of 1863, in a dusty caravanserai in the city of Tehran, a certain Hadji Reshid—ostensibly a dervish from Rum (Turkey) who was journeying eastwards in search of enlightenment—joined a caravan of pilgrims returning from Mecca; and furnished with only a pilgrim’s staff, a beggar’s bowl, a few rags of clothing and a small bag of silver coin, set off across the hungry wastes of Central Asia to Khiva, Bukhara and Samarqand. ...click here to read more about this book
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Monuments and Memorials: Carvings and Tilework from the Islamic World (The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art VOL XXIV) (The Nour Foundation, not yet published)
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Rival to China: Later Islamic Pottery (The Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art VOL X) (The Nour Foundation, not yet published)
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Recent Articles
Hidden Europe'Posavina. Croatia's Lonjsko polje and the Turopolje' (issue 32, November 2010)
'Zagreb's Literary Ghosts' (issue 28, September 2009)
'A Hundred Years of Change. Jovici ' (issue 26, May 2009)
'Angouleme - murs peints' (issue 24, January 2009)
'The Land of the Living Past. Edith Durham in Prokletije' (issue 22, September 2008)
'Velebit. A Mountain in Croatia' (issue 22, September 2008)
Velebit, we are told in the words of an old Croatian folk song, is the haunt of fairies. It is a strangely beautiful place, its wind-scoured heights characterized by areas of bizarrely sculpted and weathered rock, studded with thickets of dwarf mountain pine, and pierced by some of the deepest sinkholes in the world. In winter, it is transformed into a snowbound landscape like something out of a painting by Caspar David Friedrich. Wild, eerie, fractured and disjointed. ...click here to read more of this article
'Montenegro: Accursed Mountains, Enchanted Mountains' (issue 20, May 2008)
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Wanderlust
'Travel Icon: Torres del Paine' (October 2009)
'Durmitor and Boka Kotorska. A Coast and Countryside Weekend in Montenegro' (June 2009)
BBC Countryfile
'Discover Northumberland's Winter Wildlife' (January 2010)
'Mt Caburn to Firle Beacon' (January 2010)
'Waltham Abbey and the River Lea' (December 2009)
'The Long Man of Wilmington' (October 2009)
CNN Traveller
Istria (November/December 2010)
Dubrovnik city guide (May/June 2010)
10 City Breaks for Winter - Zagreb (November/December 2009)
OE
Montenegro (September 2010)
Outdoor Focus
'Portfolio' (Summer 2009)
Silversea Cruises
'Adventures in Patagonia' (June 2009)
Canvas
‘Mughal Jewellery’ (March 2009)
‘Islamic Metalwork’ (January 2009)
‘Lacquer of the Islamic Lands’ (November 2008)
‘Pictorial Chronicles’ (September 2008)
‘Carpets from the Khalili Collection’ (July 2008)
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Writing for the web
BBC Countryfile
'Country pubs' (December 2009)
World Travel Guide
Santiago City Guide (November 2009)