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Philip Hoare will speak on the subject of his new book The Sea Inside, a personal memoir and travelogue that reflects his rediscovery of the vast wilderness of the sea, its myths, and its creatures - from Southampton to the Azores Archipelago.
Philip Hoare is a writer, cultural historian, broadcaster, and author of the award winning Leviathan or The Whale (2008).
Philip Hoare is a writer, cultural historian, broadcaster, and author of the award winning Leviathan or The Whale (2008).
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