Books by Rosie Swale
“Her story is about riding a horse from the Atacama Desert to Cape Horn, which is a distance of about 4,300 kilometres…It’s a story of endurance, which is crucial if you want to live in Chile. And you really get the sense of how crazy long this country is and how diverse, because she starts off in the driest desert in the world, and she ends up in the ice fields of Patagonia. It’s a very evocative story and I think it’s my favourite travel book on Chile.” Read more...
Natascha Scott-Stokes, Travel Writer
Interviews where books by Rosie Swale were recommended
The best books on Chile, recommended by Natascha Scott-Stokes
Chile is a country of extremes says travel writer and translator Natascha Scott-Stokes, who has lived there for nearly two decades. She chooses five books that give a good sense of the country, from a novel by one of Chile’s great writers, to the biography of the folk singer who was brutally murdered after the 1973 military coup.
