“Every crease is a story.”

Author
Born 1947
Alan H. Weisman, an American author, professor, and journalist, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He holds a bachelor's degree in literature and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University. From 2004 to 2013 he was Laureate Professor in Journalism and Latin American Studies at the University of Arizona. He has also taught writing and journalism at Prescott College and Williams College and has been a Fulbright Scholar in Colombia.
He has written several books and won numerous international awards for his work in journalism and literature. His reports from around the world have appeared in leading magazines, and in several anthologies. He is also a producer of radio documentaries for Homelands Productions, creating reports for National Public Radio and American Public Media.
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The World Without Us
Alan Weisman, 2007

Countdown
Alan Weisman, 2013

Tales of Terror and Detection (Ms. Found in a Bottle / Mystery of Marie Roget / Oblong Box / Purloined Letter / William Wilson)
Edgar Allan Poe, Philip Smith & others, 1995

Gaviotas
Alan Weisman, 1998

Homo disparitus
Alan Weisman, 2007

Il mondo senza di noi
Alan Weisman, 2008

An Echo in My Blood
Alan Weisman, 1999

Prince of Darkness: Richard Perle
Alan Weisman, 2007

We, Immortals
Alan Weisman, 1977

La frontera
Alan Weisman, 1986

Lone Star
Alan Weisman, 2006

Eden Turned on Its Side
Meridel Rubenstein, Arif Khan & others, 2018
World Without Us - Easelback
Alan Weisman, 2008
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