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  • Visiting Chernobyl

  • A Considered Guide for Travelers: What You'll See and What to Know
  • By: Bill Murray
  • Narrated by: Bill Murray
  • Length: 2 hrs and 15 mins

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Visiting Chernobyl

By: Bill Murray
Narrated by: Bill Murray
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Publisher's Summary

When Chernobyl's Reactor 4 blew up in April 1986, the roof blew away - a million pounds of concrete. Fire filled the sky. The reactor's graphite core, radioactive and deadly, burned like charcoal for 10 days.

Visiting Chernobyl, framed by the author's visit, revisits the accident itself, relives the evacuation of the area, and discusses both the physical environs and the political circumstances of the Soviet Union at the time.

Written in the comfortable, easy-going style of Bill Murray's adventure travel book Common Sense and Whiskey, Visiting Chernobyl is a quick, handy, and accessible introduction to the worst nuclear accident in history, useful for those planning a visit and armchair travelers alike.

Please note that the author/narrator is not the actor Bill Murray.

©2013 Bill Murray (P)2016 Voices, Inc.

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