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Anothers Man-s Office

SKU: 9781865083230
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  • Author:
    TREVOR Penelope
  • ISBN:
    9781865083230
  • Publication Date:
    August 2000
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    240
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Allen and Unwin
  • Country of Publication:
Anothers Man-s Office
Anothers Man-s Office

Anothers Man-s Office

SKU: 9781865083230
Regular price $24.99
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    TREVOR Penelope
  • ISBN:
    9781865083230
  • Publication Date:
    August 2000
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    240
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Allen and Unwin
  • Country of Publication:

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After fifteen years, familiarity has taken the shine off Tim Rhyder's trips to Nepal. Enlightenment has proved elusive, and lamas all too human. Still searching, Tim heads for northern Thailand, drawn by the mythology surrounding the hermit monks who live in caves. He never finds them. Kidnapped from the back of a jeep, he is catapulted into reality - where politics is bigger than the individual and life is cheap. As a political prisoner held hostage in the Burmese jungle, Tim is forced for the first time to look honestly at his life: his estrangement from his family, his absences from his son, his soured beliefs, and more particularly his perception of what it is to be a man.
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  • After fifteen years, familiarity has taken the shine off Tim Rhyder's trips to Nepal. Enlightenment has proved elusive, and lamas all too human. Still searching, Tim heads for northern Thailand, drawn by the mythology surrounding the hermit monks who live in caves. He never finds them. Kidnapped from the back of a jeep, he is catapulted into reality - where politics is bigger than the individual and life is cheap. As a political prisoner held hostage in the Burmese jungle, Tim is forced for the first time to look honestly at his life: his estrangement from his family, his absences from his son, his soured beliefs, and more particularly his perception of what it is to be a man.
After fifteen years, familiarity has taken the shine off Tim Rhyder's trips to Nepal. Enlightenment has proved elusive, and lamas all too human. Still searching, Tim heads for northern Thailand, drawn by the mythology surrounding the hermit monks who live in caves. He never finds them. Kidnapped from the back of a jeep, he is catapulted into reality - where politics is bigger than the individual and life is cheap. As a political prisoner held hostage in the Burmese jungle, Tim is forced for the first time to look honestly at his life: his estrangement from his family, his absences from his son, his soured beliefs, and more particularly his perception of what it is to be a man.