“Sometimes irreverent,
sometimes insightful, but always right on the money and
uproaringly funny.”
“Equal parts hilarity, witticism,
sarcasm, warmth, and compassion.”
“Once again, Mad Dog tickles our
funny bone and keep us panting for more.”
“After reading Mad Dog's columns
for years on his website and in newspapers across the country,
it is a pleasure to finally read this compilation of his
finest travel columns.” |
A unique, humorous, and insightful look at
people, places, and cultures around the world, and that
includes the good ole United States. There are tales from
a four-week cross-country car trip featuring visits to
the Voodoo Museum, Graceland, the Roswell UFO Museum, and
Bongo Java, a coffee house in Nashville with an altar to
a cinnamon bun that looks like Mother Theresa. There's
the journal from a two-month stay in St-Malo, France, where
Mad Dog discovered why he, as an American, was getting
the cold shoulder. And it wasn't because of his bad Jerry
Lewis imitation.
England • Bali • France • Prague • Cuba •
Hawaii
Canada • Philadelphia •
Las Vegas • Singapore • Taiwan
Dogestan, The Official City Of The New Millennium™
From meeting a Russian spy in Cuba to visiting the true
Funny Farm in Bend, Oregon, from being a camping weenie
to eating weenies while camping, this book captures the
quirky side of the world around us. It even includes a
series written during an 8½-month stay in Bali,
where Anjing Gila (as Mad Dog was known in Indonesian)
discovered the advantages to having everyone named one
of only four names, not to mention the proper way to celebrate
a White Rice Christmas.
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