Jody Houton is a UK-born journalist who has traveled extensively since leaving university, and lived and worked in several different countries before settling in Thailand. His work at a number of Thai newspapers, magazines and radio stations in both the tourist area of Phuket and the capital city of Bangkok has allowed him access to some of the country's most interesting, bizarre and influential people and given him the opportunity to delve more deeply into the Thai psyche, lifestyle, culture and experience. It has also given him a unique vantage point to speak of Thailand and Thai people from the perspective of tourist, foreigner, expat and resident. The expat experience, in particular, has enabled him to form an unbiased interpretation of the benefits and disadvantages of being a foreigner living and working in Thailand.
"With a masterly touch, Jody Houton explains what makes Thais tick.
This is a highly readable book. Houton's insights will save you
years of head scratching and embarrassing confusion. A
well-illustrated volume, it's also a joy to read in one sitting."
--Alan Morison, editor of Phuketwan
"Jody Houton's pleasant and insightful book surfs through the
quirky, the profound and the plainly inexplicable culture hot
points of Thailand." --Kong Rithdee, deputy editor of Life, Bangkok
Post
"Packed with short articles accompanied by sidebar stories and
interviews and evocative color photographs, Houton touches on the
variety of Thai's daily life…" --Shanghai Daily
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