Dimensions
109 x 178 x 17mm
A satirical, at times hilarious spoof on air travel by one of the world's most elegant writers.
Armchair Travel for the Mind: It was Sita Dulip who discovered, whilst stuck in an airport, unable to get anywhere, how to change planes - literally. By a mere kind of a twist and a slipping bend, easier to do than describe, she could go anywhere - be anywhere - because she was already between planes . . . and on the way back from her sister's wedding, she missed her plane in Chicago and found herself in Choom. The author, now armed with this knowledge and Rornan's invaluable Handy Planetary Guide - although not the Encyclopaedia Planeria, as that runs to forty-four volumes - has spent many happy years exploring places as diverse as Islac and the Veksian plane.
'Changing Planes' is an intriguing, enticing mixture of 'Gulliver's Travels' and 'The Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy'; a cross between Douglas Adams and Alain de Botton: a mix of satire, cynicism and humour by one of the world's best writers.
