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Updated edition including two extra stories.
Jon Ronson has been on patrol with America's real-life superheroes and to a UFO convention in the Nevada desert with Robbie Williams. He's met a man who tried to split the atom in his kitchen and asked a conscious robot if she's got a soul.
Fascinated by madness, strange behaviour and the human mind, Jon has spent his life exploring mysterious events and meeting extraordinary people. Collected from various sources (including the Guardian and GQ) Lost at Sea features the very best of his adventures.
Frequently hilarious, sometimes disturbing, always entertaining, these fascinating stories of the chaos that lies on the fringe of our daily lives will have you wondering just what we're capable of.
Portions of this book have appeared previously, in slightly different form, in Out of the Ordinary, What I Do, the Guardian and GQ (USA).
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
ISBN: 9781447223917
Number of pages: 480
Dimensions: 198 x 131 x 27 mm
Weight: 348 g
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I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings
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This is collection of adventures from here, there and everywhere. But it is not enough. The stories are too short and leave you wanting more. Ronson is a mystical, magical story teller who finds truth that is stranger... More
I loved this book, as always his writing style is fitting and the whole thing is just a page turner, every chapter is so interesting and no part is boring. I now need to but The Men Who Stare At Goats to complete my... More
I love Jon's books and devour any i can get my hands on. I was very excited when i saw this new one on the shelves, and although i was still entertained, it wasn't his best. I think there was meant to be a... More
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