National Geographic Magazine issue 2021 #11

A used copy of National Geographic Magazine November 2021

Child of the Stars

A photographer's adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's book reimagines The Little Prince as a nuanced look at Andean culture. PHOTOGRAPHS BY RIVER CLAURE

THE BIG IDEA

Dr. Fauci: His Life and Work

In interviews with National Geographic, Anthony Fauci tells what has shaped him: from childhood in Brooklyn to serving seven U.S. presidents.

The Lost River of Paris

Conservation effort aim to bring back the historic Bièvre.

Wonders of Archaeology

Discoveries such as the cave art of Lascaux and the tomb of King Tut have yielded remarkable secrets dating as far back as 3.7 million years ago. From the new National Geographic book Lost Cities, Ancient Tombs, see the finds that changed history. INTRODUCTION BY ANDREW LAWLER

A War on Itself

In Tigray, Ethiopia, civilians have become the target of conflict. BY LYNSEY ADDARIO AND RACHEL HARTIGAN PHOTOGRAPHS BY LYNSEY ADDARIO

An Icy World Melts

The Antarctic Peninsula is an ecosystem in peril. BY HELEN SCALES PHOTOGRAPHS BY THOMAS P. PESCHAK

A Journey's Lessons Partway through his 24,000-mile walk around the world, a writer realizes the power of remembering.

And he wonders who among the thousands of people he has met is "best equipped to survive-if not master-the challenges of our uncertain age."

ALSO

Color Perception in fish

A New Human Species

Animals in Space

Mozambique Makeover

Tips for Reducing Waste

Feather Forensics Lab

In good condition with some scuffs and the odd crease. See photos for condition.