Brian Harvey Books

Drawing from a background in biology and extensive global travels, this author infuses her writing with vivid characters and captivating plots encountered in diverse locales, from South America and Asia to remote British Columbia coastlines. What began as reflections in travel notebooks evolved into published works, moving from columns and magazine articles to full-length books. Her prose is rich with the essence of the people and places that have shaped her experiences, offering readers a window into worlds both exotic and deeply felt. Her connection to the natural world and the human stories within it forms the heart of her distinct literary voice.

Japan In Space. Past, Present and Future

The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites
272 pages
10 hours of reading
Exploring the complexities of space travel, this book delves into the environmental impact of humanity's ventures beyond Earth. It highlights the significant efforts required for space exploration and the growing role of private companies and billionaires in revitalizing interest in space, reminiscent of the historical space race. The narrative emphasizes the disconnect between space and Earth, urging readers to consider the broader consequences of launching materials into the void and the carbon footprint left behind.
Japan In Space. Past, Present and Future
This book explores the evolution of Japan's space program, from its beginnings with small satellites to its current status as a leading space power in Asia. It highlights key figures, technological advancements, infrastructure, and the political landscape, while envisioning future missions to Mercury and the Moon.

The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites

Japan In Space. Past, Present and Future