Vet at the End of the Earth Adventures with Animals in the South Atlantic
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Biographical note
Originally from the south of England, Jonathan Hollins MRCVS graduated from Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and has been a working vet for four decades. Since the mid-2000s, he has spent long periods as a senior vet in the British Overseas Territories of the South Atlantic and has a home on St Helena. He has written for the UK national press and presented documentary features for BBC Radio 3 and Radio 4.
<p>'Delightful. This warm-hearted book makes you full of admiration for Hollins's spirit of adventure, and for his commitment to the animals he cares for' <em><strong>Daily Mail</strong></em></p>
'There is much to love, with each chapter a vignette of island life… all against a backdrop of spectacular remoteness' <strong><em>Daily </em></strong><em><strong>Telegraph</strong></em>
<p>'An amusing account of being a vet in the most remote settlements in the world... The author's bonhomie makes [for] an engaging read' <strong><em>Financial Times</em></strong></p>
<p>'A delightful, fascinating and entertaining book, ideal for anyone with a passion for the wild and natural world, and who dreams of escapism, adventure and challenge' <strong>Dr Hilary Jones, MBE</strong></p>
<p>'Entertaining… [Hollins] writes with wit' <em><strong>Daily Express</strong></em></p>
<p>‘A Great Veterinary Adventure set in the wilds of the South Atlantic – highly recommended!’ <strong>Gareth Steel, author of <em>Never Work with Animals</em></strong></p>
<p>'Charming descriptions of a life well led on the fringes; vividly told with compassion and humour' <strong>Jonathan C Slaght, author of <em>Owls of the Eastern Ice</em></strong></p>
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Originally from the south of England, Jonathan Hollins MRCVS graduated from Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and has been a working vet for four decades. Since the mid-2000s, he has spent long periods as a senior vet in the British Overseas Territories of the South Atlantic and has a home on St Helena. He has written for the UK national press and presented documentary features for BBC Radio 3 and Radio 4.