Holidays in HellO'Rourke travels to hellholes around the globe--from war-torn Lebanon to Korea to Poland to El Salvador--looking for trouble, the truth, and good times. "A spin with P.J. O'Rourke is like a ride in the back of an old pickup over unpaved roads. You get where you're going fast, with exhilarating views--but not without a few bruises".--New York Times Book Review. |
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User Review - MiaCulpa - LibraryThingP.J. O'Rourke can be a very funny writer and this is on show in "Holidays in hell", a collection of his writing as a foreign affairs journalist. The most memorable entry is his trip to the Philippines ... Read full review
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User Review - keylawk - LibraryThingThe author wrote about his travels, and published as the "International Affairs Desk Chief" at Rolling Stone. This is a travel book. The author chose to visit and write about trouble-spots around the ... Read full review
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
A Ramble Through Lebanon | 12 |
Seoul Brothers | 44 |
Copyright | |
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