Description
Book SynopsisPeter Moore is an itinerant hobo who is lucky enough to be able to support his insatiable travel habit (he has visited 92 countries so far) through writing. His other acclaimed travel books are
The Wrong Way Home,
The Full Montezuma,
Swahili for the Broken-Hearted (shortlisted for the WHSMith People's Choice Travel Book Award) and
Vroom with a View. He currently lives in London, but does miss his collection of souvenir plastic snowdomes and Kinder Surprise toys which are in Sydney.
Trade Review'Peter Moore is the genuine article, a traveller's traveller' * FHM *
'This infinitely handy, irreverent bullet-pointed code of conduct (and misconduct) abroad revels in a kind of anti-Wish You Were Here ethos. Expect the worse, then turn to this to find ideas, answers and, best of all, comfort in the sod's law of holiday-going' * The Scotsman *
'Seasoned travellers will find plenty to relate to in this witty and observant book, especially the gentle dig at some of the more conventional guides' * Lancashire Evening Post *
'It's not a run-of-the-mill travel book, oh no, but a book no traveller can do without' * Virginstudent.com *
'Definitely a book to take with you as an accompaniment to a detailed travel guide, or even better, a humorous reminder of your trip when you get back home...well worth a read' * Outland Website *
