They are tales of journeys, travellers and their places, mostly on the water. These new books are perfect for long days in the harbour, relaxed evenings on a cruise and a quiet minute in the cockpit while underway. This time it's about global trade and twice about Warnemünde.
1. the hunt for the nutmeg
Christian Schüle tells the story of the rise and fall of the East India Company in the so-called Dutch Golden Age - and provides an insight into an early phase of global trade and international capitalism. Settlers: 384 pages, hardback, 28 euros. ISBN: 978-3-8275-0182-0. penguin.com
2. my Warnemünde
Holger Teschke brings his GDR holiday memories from the 1980s back to Warnemünde and discovers both familiar and new things between the Teepott and the nudist beach. Mare: 128 pages, hardback, 20 euros. ISBN: 978-3-86648-771-0. mare.de
3rd Warnemünde widows
What is going on in Warnemünde's high society, which is as noble as it is opaque, that there are suddenly dead people - first and foremost the husband of the grande dame of the circle? Humorous coastal thriller by Henrietta Hartl. Emons: 160 pages, paperback, 14 euros. ISBN: 978-3-7408-2788-5. emons-verlag.de
Christian Tiedt
Editor Travel
