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What books would you read on an Antarctic voyage?

A mariner talks on the radio on board of the Brazilian Oceanographic Support Ship "Ary Rongel" in Antarctica November 24, 2008. "Ary Rongel" is heading for the Commandante Ferraz Brazilian Antarctic Station as part of the projects of the Brazilian Antarctic Program (PROANTAR). Picture taken November 24, 2008

Cold comfort ... Ernest Shackleton had a soft spot for mysteries and crime novels Image: REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker

Arwen Armbrecht
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