Three Continents Uncovered: Culture, Travel and Work in Africa, India and the Caribbean (The Max Norton DiscoveryLogue Series Book 4)

Three Continents Uncovered: Culture, Travel and Work in Africa, India and the Caribbean is a Max Norton DiscoveryLogue. This innovative series straddles the boundaries of traditional travel writing by providing insight into life in some of the world’s most interesting and culturally diverse countries. Max Norton has spent 15 years working in international development and has used his experiences to write the fictionalised series. Max gives readers the inside perspective on the way governments, international donors, businesses and ordinary people interact to provide the pieces in the cultural jigsaw. The book has settings spanning the three continents and including Malawi and Lesotho in Africa, Delhi and the states of Assam, Bihar, Karnataka, Meghalaya, Sikkim and West Bengal in India, and Jamaica and the Bahamas in the Caribbean. The book also encompasses experiences in Chile, the Falkland Islands, Kenya, Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland, the UK and the USA. Max Norton’s storytelling takes you on a journey touching themes such as African traditional beliefs, cultural challenges, diplomacy, doing business, expatriate life, HIV/AIDS, the Indian caste system, organised crime, poverty, religion and the roles of government and the police. Norton uncovers aspects of culture, travel and work you will struggle to find in other literature.

Three Continents Uncovered: Culture, Travel and Work in Africa, India and the Caribbean includes all of the content from the other three Max Norton DiscoveryLogues and extensive additional material.