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by
Christopher Oldfield (Author)
“Masterful storytelling”
– David Farley, An Irreverent Curiosity
“Informative, funny, daring, and touching prose”
– Mike & Anne Howard, Ultimate Journeys for Two
“A true and honest accounting of what it means to be a traveler”
– Nomadic Matt, Ten Years a Nomad
“I loved diving into the travel adventures I haven’t got around to writing (yet), and several I haven’t been on (yet)!
– Luke Richardson, Kathmandu
The Dogs of ‘Nam is a collection of short stories from over a decade of world travel. Part clueless comedy, part poetic observation, The Dogs of Nam is a meditation on what it means to be a traveller. Follow along as Chris fumbles his way through life as a budget backpacker, illuminating the lessons he has learned along the way. This is no glamorous tale of #wanderlust, but a true and honest accounting of what it means to be a traveller – to connect, to explore, to let go. With tales of being stalked by a jaguar in Costa Rica to living at a Buddhist monastery in Japan, The Dogs of Nam will, at worst, entertain you, and at best, it will prod you into an adventure of your of Pages: 276Dimensions: 0.62 x 8.5 x 5.5 INPublication Date: March 16, 2018
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