The Gringo Guide to México - Its History, People, and Culture - Vol. II

Are you planning on moving to México?
Have you recently moved to México?
Do you want to learn more about México?

If an answer is “Yes,” then this book is something you should consider.

The more you know about the history, people, and culture of México makes living in this beautiful country more interesting and meaningful.

This is not your typical book, but a collection of articles written by the author over a five year period for his column, The Page Turner, in the English newspaper, The Mazatlan Messenger.

The articles written by the author for The Page Turner run the gamut. He has written about Pancho Villa, as well as Carlos Slim. There are articles on Mexican politics and abortion in México. However, writings include lighter topics, such as México City’s Organ Grinders and Santa Claus Comes to México.

All of the articles have the purpose of providing foreign nationals living in México and those who hope to call México home in the future, information that will make their life in México more interesting and meaningful.

Some of the articles contained in The Gringo Guide to México have been revised from their original publications to include more current information. Additionally, the majority of the articles are written in “first person” and frequently includes personal experiences. The author feels this method of communicating provides for a more intimate story telling approach rather than a lecture to his readers.

The Gringo Guide to Mexico - Its History, People, and Culture is a two volume set. This is the second volume. Since the book is a compilation of articles there is no chronological order to the two volumes or their contents.

• The Gringo Guide to México - Its History, People, and Culture - Vol. I
• The Gringo Guide to México - Estate Planning
• Why We Left An Anthology of American Women Expats
• The Move to Mexico Bible
• The People's Guide to Mexico
• The Shadow War: Inside Russia's and China's Secret Operations to Defeat America
• Livin' In Mexico: The Real Story
• This Is Mexico: Tales of Culture and Other Complications