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    Living In Chiang Mai
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    Living In Chiang Mai

    By Alexander Gunn

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    About this ebook

    After moving from the safety of middle class rural life in England, Alex and his family come to terms with living in Chiang Mai. It’s a little bit different. Well, to be honest with you, it’s about as different as having a nice quiet country walk and then deciding to see what it’s like to go ten rounds in the Saturday Night No Holds Barred Cage Fight Slaughterhouse Rumble hosted by the Creative Breaking legend Iron Knuckles Kane. It is excruciatingly different, and anybody who tells you otherwise is simply lying or well adjusted.

    Alex bumbles through another year treading prawns into the British Ambassadors carpet, unwittingly befriending The Triads, getting mixed up with the shadowy underworld of Chiang Mai’s Water Bandits and ending up in Chiang Mai’s police station.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateAug 3, 2015
    ISBN9781633233423
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    Living In Chiang Mai
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    Alexander Gunn

    Alex Gunn was born in the South East Essex heartlands in the UK. He has worked as a school teacher, actor, university lecturer, and psychotherapist and had a brief but memorable career in the circus where he juggled chainsaws. He won a highly coveted Government Beacon Award for a Degree programme that he created for the University of Plymouth and is a long standing member of the International Network of Motivational Psychotherapy Trainers. He now busies himself teaching, writing and running a small unusual travel company in Thailand. He lives with his beautiful wife Chrissy and their two boys Jack and Teddy.

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