Foreign Ways

Author: A.L.Means
Length: 29 page(s)
Written: July 2011
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Category: Fiction & Literature » Short Stories | Work: Story / Narration
Keywords: travel, Latin America, prisoner of conscience, river cruise, indigenous people, tourist,

Three trips to get the adrenaline flowing

Travel broadens the mind, the saying goes. But sometimes there’s a price to pay, and it’s paid in the currency of culture shock and a traveler’s insecurity. In these three stories, things in faraway places aren’t done quite the way they are at home. It’s enough to make a visitor weigh the cost against the benefits.

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About the Author

A.L.Means
Member since: July 2011
Publications on XinXii: 1

A.L.Means grew up in England and lives in Arizona. As a journalist he has written for newspapers and magazines in Britain and the United States. Under the name Andrew Means, he has also written a memoir about the country music entertainer Marty Robbins and a student’s guide to George Orwell. Foreign Ways is his first collection of short stories, although he has written other fiction under pen names.