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Bezig met laden... More Max Danger: The Continuing Adventures of an Expat in Tokyo (Tut Books)door Robert J. Collins
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Life with Max Danger is never dull? as all readers of the first, best-selling volume of his adventures as an expatriate in Tokyo will know. Somehow he muddles his way from one baffling episode in the on-going struggle with the ""Japanese economic-animal kingdom"" to another. And he miraculously stays a half-step ahead in the series of events that has swept him along through the pages of the Tokyo Weekender fortnightly for past three and a half years.""Mr. Collins is a funny writer with a knack for putting his finger exactly what it is that makes Japan bewildering, enduring, amusin. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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My guess is this work is nearly forgotten today, and that's a shame. I would recommend this book not only to expats living in Japan, but those stationed anywhere, as many of the truths about expat life Collins zeros in on so effectively are universally applicable. One caveat: if you're not an expat, and have never been one, much of this book will be lost on you. You have to be there, if you know what I mean . . . . ( )