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Colin Thubron

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Colin Thuborn (b. 1939 in London) is a British travel writer and novelist. His novel, A Cruel Madness, won the 1985 Silver Pen Award. Behind the Wall won both the 1988 Hawthornden Prize and the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award.

Selected works

  • The Hills of Adonis
  • On the Shores of the Mediterranean
  • Among the Russians
  • Behind the wall
  • The Lost Heart of Asia
  • In Siberia

Novels

  • Emperor
  • A Cruel Madness
  • Falling
  • Distance
  • Turning Back the Sun
  • To The Last City



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