Fountains in the Sand Rambles Among the Oases of Tunisia
By:Norman Douglas Published By:Double9 Books
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“Fountains in the Sand" is an ancient nonfiction story book written by Norman Douglas. Douglas' incisive observations and poetic terms transport readers on a journey of discovery, locating hidden gem stones and historic wonders buried the diverse Mediterranean's sun-soaked lush seashores and barren deserts. Douglas makes use of wit, humor, and erudition to make easy his reviews even as reading the proper landscapes and talking with the stunning human beings he meets alongside the manner. Douglas paints a sparkly image of the elements of pursuits, sounds, and emotions that define Mediterranean dwelling, from bustling markets to tranquil oases, coastal cities to isolated villages. "Fountains in the Sand" is going beyond the boundaries of cutting-edge-day tour literary fiction, supplying vacationers with a virtually immersive enjoy that embraces the beauty and complexity of the Mediterranean place. Douglas' enthusiasm for the place shines thru on each web page, inspiring readers to move on their very very own adventure of exploration and discovery. With its notable images and lyrical phrases, "Fountains inside the Sand" maintains to draw net web website online site visitors with its undying depiction of the Mediterranean's everlasting pleasure.
Norman Douglas was a British writer and traveler who lived from 1868 to 1952. He is best known for his travel writing, particularly his book "Old Calabria," which explores the rugged and remote region of southern Italy. Born in Austria to a wealthy Scottish family, Douglas was educated in England and Germany before embarking on a career as a diplomat. However, he was forced to resign from the British Foreign Service in 1898 after being caught in a scandal involving a young boy. After leaving the diplomatic corps, Douglas turned to write and published his first book, "Siren Land," in 1911. He went on to write several more books, including "Fountains in the Sand" and "South Wind," but it was "Old Calabria" that cemented his reputation as a travel writer. In "Old Calabria," Douglas describes his travels through the largely forgotten region of Calabria in southern Italy, painting a vivid picture of the landscape, people, and culture of this rugged and isolated part of the country. His writing is marked by a deep appreciation for the beauty of the natural world and a fascination with the customs and traditions of the people he encounters.
