Title: Insightful and courageous (and funny)
Product review: You won't learn too much about the details of the wars/conflicts/revolutions/tensions/adolescent mudfights that send P.J. O'Rourke to ever-more-desperate places around the globe, but that doesn't matter. As he makes clear in this hilarious, sarcastic book, things are weird all over the world and we've all got our own absurdities to deal with. Some of them are more public and violent than others. He has a way with penetratingly insightful one-liners as well. I particularly enjoyed his essay on South Africa.
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