Shark Drunk: The Art of Catching a Large Shark from a Tiny Rubber Dinghy in a Big Ocean (Hardcover) by Morten Stroksnes

from Wassilissa

Dieses Buch ist optisch und haptisch ein Genuss. Es ist wunderschön und liegt sehr gut mit seinem Leineneinband in der Hand. Der Autor erzählt von sich und seinem Freund, die gemeinsam einen Eishai fangen wollen. Hier kann man sie sehen. http://www.stern.de/panorama/wissen/eishai--die-jagd-auf-de...

from Stbalbach

Shark Drunk is by a Norwegian author that won some awards in 2015 including the prestigious Brage Prize. Translations are now appearing in Spanish, German and English. It uses modern techniques of creative non-fiction with the mystery element being the elusive Greenland shark which the author is ...

from PDCRead

At the Northwest of Norway far above the North Sea lie the Lofoten islands. The waters here are incredibly deep and lurking at the bottom of them is s relic from the past, the Greenland shark. This is one species of sleeper sharks, and they have been known to live up to 400 years. As they live at...

from bluyssae

Nice mix of story telling, journalism and popular science. Reminded me of "The fly trap", "The song of the dodo" and "Your inner fish". Makes you want to jump on a plane to visit those Lofoten islands.

from kenno82

Really nice read, linking a lot of disparate ocean themes together into a likable story. I didn't find it as laugh out loud funny as many commentators stated - but that's not a criticism.