Book review: Holy Cow! An Indian Adventure by Sarah MacDonald


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An incredibly candid exploration of a few of the religious and cultural elements of that great and varied nation, India. Love it or hate it, there's just something about it...

Rating: 7 of 10

Book review: Fugitives and Refugees by Chuck Palahniuk



If this was a Lonely Planet guide to Portland, Oregon, it would be the SHEEZY.

Rating: 5 of 10

Book review: The Jaguar Smile by Salman Rushdie



Twenty one years ago this year (2007), Salman Rushdie ventured into Nicaragua; a country in Central America known almost exclusively in the the first world due to the “fact” that “the communists” had “taken over” the country, and the CIA were funding the resistance movement.

Rating: 7 of 10

Book review: The Rum Diary by Hunter S. Thompson



The Rum Diary is a sweaty lusty booze-filled Caribbean odyssey.

Rating: 8 of 10

Book review: Angry White Pyjamas by Robert Twigger



If this was an apartment block, it would be a boxily majestic, curiously liveable design of indeterminate age, which deserves to be cleaned more often.

Rating: 8 of 10

Book review: Continental Drifter by Tim Moore



If this was a song, it would be Greensleeves, played on a humorously cheap synthesizer while you are distracted and hungover and yet find yourself becoming disproportionately emotional in response.

Rating: 6 of 10

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