A Voyage Long and Strange

His narrative sheds light on untold histories that challenge the traditional tales we learn. I wonder what drew him to these specific stories and figures.

The book really immerses you in the sense of adventure and the unknown. I’m curious if others felt a similar thrill or if some parts felt more documentary than narrative.

Listening to the stories brought a different dimension to the history, almost like being on the voyage itself. Does anyone think the audio version adds to the sense of adventure?