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Redmond O'Hanlon

April 2011

  • Redmond O'Hanlon

    The Fetish Room: The Education of a Naturalist by Redmond O'Hanlon and Rudi Rotthier – review

    Naturalist Redmond O'Hanlon's travels round the England of his boyhood make charming if poignant reading, says Stephen Smith

March 2011

  • Redmond O"Hanlon

    A life in ...
    Redmond O'Hanlon interview: adventure, hilarity and virtue in suffering

    'I feel that if I leave the ship for too long or go too far, it may sail without me, and that then I would be lost in the real world'

January 2005

  • Box of tricks

    What makes the best photographs so powerful? It's not just that they stop time, says Redmond O'Hanlon. It's because they speak the language of our dreams.

June 2004

  • Pitching and rolling in the North Atlantic

    Redmond O'Hanlon's Trawler is a testament to the courage and endurance of the fishermen. You won't look at your cod and chips in the same way ever again, warns Nicholas Lezard

November 2003

  • In at the deep end

    The fish are hideous, the fishermen mad - and both become the writer's catch. William Dalrymple on Trawler by Redmond O'Hanlon

  • Travelling in hope

    Expelled from public school, Redmond O'Hanlon excelled in English at Oxford although biology was his first love. He took seven years to write his thesis on Conrad and Darwin, which plunged him into depression, but found his métier on a gruelling trip to Borneo. His Victorian passion for natural history, combined with his wit and erudition, have made him an acclaimed travel writer, reports Andrew Brown

  • I lost my heart in ...
    I lost my heart in Unst

    Redmond O'Hanlon, travel writer.

October 2003

  • Tour de force 12

    Kevin Rushby is taken on a rollercoaster ride by Redmond O'Hanlon's Trawler

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