
As a child Anthony Sattin was seduced by the Egypt of his imaginings. But in the flesh, he discovered the reality was more vivid, sensual and enticing than any dream.
He's lived abroad for 25 years and written accounts of death-defying adventures in Siberia, the Congo and the Sahara. Here the Atlantic's Moscow correspondent discusses freedom, expatriation, and the power of following your dreams.
East Africa-born Anup Shah has a PhD from the London School of Economics, but his real passion is capturing the wildlife — and wild heart — of the land he loves. This portfolio reveals his artful eye.
This compelling anthology reveals the multiple riches of Antarctica, from its extraordinary landscapes and hardy wildlife, to the gritty quirks and idiosyncratic rituals of human life there, to the spiritual revelations and emotional epiphanies it nurtures. The story we excerpt, "The Secret of Silence," by editor Susan Fox Rogers, amply embodies the quintessential attractions of the land and the book.