author
Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain)
A long-established British society devoted to geography, exploration, and travel writing, it has helped bring accounts of the wider world to generations of readers. Its publications reflect a mix of scientific curiosity, expedition history, and vivid reporting from many places and periods.
2 Audiobooks
Hints to Travellers, Scientific and General, Vol. 2 Tenth edition, revised and corrected
by Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain)
The North Atlantic telegraph via the Færöe Isles, Iceland, and Greenland : Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain, January 28th and February 11th, 1861.
by Royal Geographical Society (Great Britain)
About the author
Founded in London in 1830, this learned society was created to advance geographical science. Over time it became one of Britain's best-known institutions for geography, supporting research, expeditions, education, lectures, and publishing.
As an author credit, the Royal Geographical Society usually represents a corporate body rather than a single writer. Books and journals linked to it often draw on the work of explorers, scholars, travelers, and lecturers connected with the society, which gives its publications a broad and distinctive voice.
Its long history in exploration and geographical study makes it a familiar name on classic travel narratives, reference works, and society publications. Readers can expect writing shaped by curiosity about places, peoples, landscapes, and the history of discovery.