Ebook {Epub PDF} Hidden Latitudes: A Novel of Amelia Earhart by Alison Anderson

Alison Anderson Hello, Chelsea - I studied in Geneva too, a long time ago. And long after graduating from there I found a book I was really interested in translating more Hello, Chelsea - I studied in Geneva too, a long time ago. And long after graduating from there I found a book I was really interested in translating (not a bestseller or well-known author), did a sample chapter, and then /5. Yet another novel—also a debut—about the secret life of Amelia Earhart after the crash (see Jane Mendelsohn's I Was Amelia Earhart, p. ). This time, we get two stories for the price of one, since the narrative concerns itself not only with Earhart's putative survival as the solitary inhabitant of an uncharted Pacific atoll but with the fate of a much younger American couple whose. by Alison Anderson. New York: Scribner, Published back-to-back with I Was Amelia Earhart, a comparison between these two books is inevitable, however odious.

Hidden Latitudes: A Novel of Amelia Earhart by Alison Anderson ratings, average rating, 21 reviews Hidden Latitudes Quotes Showing of 5 " joy is a thing to be shared, quickly, without hesitation.". Alison Anderson lived in Greece, France, England, and Switzerland before moving to San Francisco, where she now works as a writer and translator. She is the author of Hidden Latitudes (), a novel of Amelia Earhart based on Anderson's yearlong sailing trip on a foot ketch, which was nominated for the San Francisco Chronicle's Best Book of the Year and the Bay Area Book Reviewers Award. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Hidden Latitudes at www.doorway.ru Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users.

A novel that offers a possible solution to the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, Hidden Latitudes finds her as an elderly castaway, stranded for more than 40 years on an unknown island. When a damaged sailboat approaches the island, Earhart considers lighting a signal fire as she has done each time a ship was near, but then she has second thoughts, wondering whether a rescue would still be worth it. Recommended fiction: Hidden Latitudes by Alison Anderson. A couple sailing mistakenly end up at uncharted island which may also be the home of Amelia Earhart. This novel explores that possibility. If Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan survived, could they have lived for many years on an island in the Pacific? This novel explores that possibility.