Why I'll never live in Oz again : --or the UK, the US, Canada or New..

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A pro-SA stab at the flaws of the supposedly greener pastures that many South Africans have fled to in recent times; specifically, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US and Canada. Five South African journalists have written about their respective experiences living overseas: the result is a collection of meaningful insights into cultures and countries that - whether over-regulated, mired in mediocrity, insidiously bigoted, lost in disturbing priorities or just plain boring - we thought we knew, but didn't really. Only a Saffer who's lived there can really know...
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AuthorCrosier, Rick
PublisherTwo Dogs
PlaceCape Town
Year2008
ISBN9781920137151
BindingHardcover
ConditionVery Good
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