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    -AUTHOR SITE: TimSeverin.net
    -WIKIPEDIA: Tim Severin
    -EXCERPT: Storm from The Brendan Voyage (Random House)
    -ARTICLE: The Brendan Voyage (Pittsburgh Press, 6/11/1978)
    -FILM SITE: The Brendan Voyage (RTE Television)
    -GOOGLE BOOKS: Tim Severin
    -WIKIPEDIA: The Brendan Voyage
    -St. Brendan (Catholic Encyclopedia)
    -WIKIPEDIA: Brendan
    -COMPOSER SITE: The Brendan Voyage (ShaunDavey.com) -MUSIC: The Brendan Voyage, Composed by Shaun Davey (Tara Music)
    -ESSAY: Tim Severin's heaven on earth: the Banda Islands: The writer and explorer Tim Severin on the beautiful reefs and spicy cuisine of Indonesia's Banda Islands. (Tim Severin, 28 Jul 2009, Daily Telegraph)
   
    -REVIEW : of Eight Men and a Duck: An Improbable Voyage by Reed Boat to Easter Island' by Nick Thorpe (Tim Severin, Washington Post)
    -INTERVIEW: An interview with Tim Severin (PanMacMillan)
    -PROFILE: Tim Severin: The Norse whisperer: Tim Severin has been hailed as one of our greatest living explorers. Now 64, he tells Peter Stanford why his Viking voyages will be undertaken in fiction (Peter Stanford, 1/21/05, Independent
    -PROFILE: In pursuit of Defoe's hairy hero: Tim Severin's new book will explode many of the myths surrounding the principal character of Daniel Defoe's classic tale (Arminta Wallace, 6/29/02, Irish Times)
    -INTERVIEW:Reluctant adventurer has nerves of steel - interview with Tim Severin (Joanne Hayden, 7/07/02, The Post)
    -PROFILE: Captain Retro: Is time traveler Tim Severin the greatest living explorer? Probably—but you'll never get him to admit it. (Mark Jenkins, June 2004, Outside)
    -ESSAY: Faroes - The Brendan Voyage: Explorer Tim Sevrin and Trøndur Patursson recreate legendary voyage (Hugh Taylor, Feb 21, 2007, Suite 101: N Europe Travel )
    -ESSAY: Irish Monks and the Voyage of St. Brendan (Heritage NF)
    -EXCERPT: The Tradition of Saint Brendan's Voyage to America (From A History of the Irish Settlers in North America by Thomas D'Arcy McGee)
    -ESSAY: The Voyage of Beyond the Sea: Of all the peoples credited with the discovery of the Americas, the Irish usually come way down the list. This is unfair, argues Simon Young, as the sea-going exploits of Irish monks a thousand years before Columbus took them across the Western Ocean, beyond the known edge of the world. Unusually, their search for new lands had nothing to do with politics, empire-building or converting heathens, but a yearning to practise their faith as far away from noisy civilisation as possible. (Simon Young, October 2001, Fortean Times)
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    -ESSAY: Did Odysseus Really Travel All Around the Mediterranean?: The traditional view of the Odyssey is that Odysseus traveled all over the Mediterranean. Is that really what Homer described? (Caleb Howells, 10/06/25, The Collector)
    -REVIEW: of The Brendan Voyage by Tim Severin (Cala Nayland)
    -REVIEW: of The Brendan Voyage (Chine Blog)
    -REVIEW: of The Brendan Voyage (mshawpyle, Epinions)
    -REVIEW: of The Brendan Voyage (The Irish Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of The Jason Voyage by Tim Severin (From the Cradle of Wine)
    -REVIEW: of TRACKING MARCO POLO. By Tim Severin (Sarah Ferrell, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of IN SEARCH OF GENGHIS KHAN By Tim Severin (Tim Cahill, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of THE SPICE ISLANDS VOYAGE: The Quest for Alfred Wallace, the Man Who Shared Darwin's Discovery of Evolution By Tim Severin (Richard Bernstein, NY Times)
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    -REVIEW: of The Viking Trilogy by Tim Severin (Magnus Magnusson, Times of London)
    -REVIEW: of Buccaneer: the Adventures of Hector Lynch by Tim Severin (Jeremy Jehu, Daily Telegraph)
    -REVIEW: of Corsair by Tim Severin (Dark Wolf Fantasy Review)
    -REVIEW: of Corsair (Jeremy Jehu, Daily Telegraph)