@mrprofessor "Patagonia," said Coleridge and Melville, to mean something extreme.

"There is no more than Patagonia, Patagonia, which befits my immense sadness" sang Cendrars at the beginning of this century.

After the last war, some British boys, including the author of this book, bent over the maps, were looking for the only right place to escape the next nuclear destruction.

They chose Patagonia. And it was precisely in Patagonia that Bruce Chatwin would have gone, not just to save himself from a catastrophe, but on the trail of a prehistoric monster and a relative navigator.

We await the ebook!