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"Daeschner travels the United Kingdom in search of all things eccentric and extraordinary.... In his world, this is certainly cause for celebration..."
"Absurd yet intriguing... An insightful travel narrative in the tradition of Bill Bryson's 'Notes from a Small Island"
"An obsessive, down-and-dirty travelogue... Daeschner's forays into cussed British culture blur the lines between past and present. And his plunging into the bog to witness tradition in the making means we don't have to. He clearly passes the dope test."
"Immensely funny... best described as Bill Bryson meets Tony Hawks"
"Energetic and exploratory...Atmospheric, entertaining travelogue."
"A charming, affectionate, and hilarious book."
"You amaze me!"-RICHARD MADELEY
"We are mad for it"
"In 'The Ordeal of Young Tuppy', PG Wodehouse describes a football game between two villages... JR Daeschner, an American who has lived here for 10 years, writes vividly about the real thing."
"This book is so good, you can open it anywhere and find something interesting."
"'True Brits' makes 'The Wicker Man' look like a fly-on-the-wall documentary."
A mix of humorous anecdote and interesting analysis, True Brits has obvious appeal
Three stars: "JR comes across as a genuine inquisitor, willing to risk acute embarrassment and injury for the chance to experience a piece of British eccentricity ... a suprisingly enjoyable read"
"JR is just about stupid enough to be an honorary Brit" OTHER PRESS COVERAGE |
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