A hip, hilarious and highly entertaining travelogue that takes the author on the Sixties hippie trail - from the UK to Australia - without flying.
Peter Moore is an itinerant hobo who is lucky enough to be able to support his insatiable travel habit (he has visited 92 countries on his travels) through writing. He is the author of four acclaimed travel books - The Wrong Way Home, The Full Montezuma, Swahili for the Broken-Hearted (shortlisted for the WHSMith People's Choice Travel Book Award) and Vroom with a View as well as the classic alternative travel guide, No Shitting in the Toilet. When he's not on the road living out of his senselessly overweight backpack, he alternates between London and Sydney with his collection of souvenir plastic snowdomes and Kinder Surprise toys.
'Moore has the parched dry wit, the solid brass cojones of a true
traveller and rare eye for the madness of the wider world' John
Birmingham
'Peter Moore is the genuine article, a traveller's traveller'
FHM
'Peter Moore is the Jim Carrey of Australian travel writing' Sydney
Morning Herald
'A refreshingly cynical blast of fresh air' Melbourne Age
'Moore has the parched dry wit, the solid brass cojones of a true
traveller and rare eye for the madness of the wider world' John
Birmingham
'Peter Moore is the genuine article, a traveller's traveller'
FHM
'Peter Moore is the Jim Carrey of Australian travel writing' Sydney
Morning Herald
'A refreshingly cynical blast of fresh air' Melbourne Age
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