Travels Through a Window

<p><em>‘I have travelled more than three hundred miles since finishing my bowl of porridge. I sit at my window, attentive to the journey.’ </em></p><p>In his sixth book, singlehanded sailor Roger Taylor stays ashore and turns his gaze towards the rugged Scottish landscape and rich wildlife visible through his loch-side window. Written as a kind of cosmic travelogue, the book reconciles the bleakness and beauty of the human condition.</p><p>Praise for Taylor’s previous books:</p><p><em>‘One of the best sailing writers on the planet.’ </em>- Yachting Monthly</p><p><em>‘The best-balanced writer you will ever read.’</em> - Yachting World</p><p><em>‘The best-written accounts of seagoing under sail I have read in many a year’ </em>- Sailing Today</p><p><em>‘A marvellous book of the sea’ </em>- Sea Breezes</p>