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Philip Hoare

2 audiobooks

Philip Hoare is a British author, broadcaster, and cultural historian. He is an acclaimed writer about the sea, nature, and cultural history, and his book Leviathan won the Samuel Johnson Prize. Leviathan is his epic exploration of humanity's relationship with whales — a genre-defying blend of natural history, cultural history, memoir, and literary criticism that won the BBC Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction. His audiobooks and books offer listeners and readers a genre-defying masterpiece about whales and the sea — a book that won Britain's most prestigious nonfiction prize and will change how you see the ocean.

More by Philip Hoare

  • Writers on Walks: A BBC Radio 3 Collection

    Robert Macfarlane, Deborah Levy, Jenn Ashworth, Kamila Shamsie, Michael Donkor, Michele Roberts, Lucy Hughes Hallett, Ross Raisin, Owen Sheers, Nicholas Shakespeare, Nat Segnit, Sophie Coulombeau, Christopher Hope, Scarlett Thomas, Erica Wagner, Nicola Barker, Ian Sansom, Kirsty Gunn, Philip Hoare and Janice Galloway

    $13.95

  • Albert and the Whale

    Philip Hoare

    $13.95