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The Travellers' Guide to Hell (2014)
NW EB DLISBN: 9791093317007 bzw. 1093317000, Sprache unbekannt, Tinselhouse, Tinselhouse, Tinselhouse, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, in-stock.
This year, go where the rich and famous are going. Wrapped in the improbable guise of a parody guidebook, The Travellers' Guide to Hell takes you to places you never dreamed you would see, and fairly rubs your nose in them. You'll feel the heat and savour the sulfur as you're dragged through the twisted hallucinations of cultures ranging from the Mesopotamians to the Alabamians. The Guide to Hell is profusely illustrated and packed with practical info: how to get there, what to pack, tips on dining (don't!) and a guide to entertainment (where do you think all the good musicians go?). The authors' exhaustive researches reveal how the Devil got his tail, the secret meaning of the number 666, and the shocking infernal truth behind Santa Claus, Gilligan's Island and the Seven Dwarves. Features include: The Seven Deadly Sins: Which is right for you? Who's Who in Hell: The sleazy origins and smelly careers of all your favourite demons. Who's hot, who's not. Dante's Inferno-revised and updated, thanks to the visions of the Rev. Odus Lee Wiggins Hell Around the World. Every kind of Hell-hot Hells and cold Hells. giant chicken Hells, inscrutable Chinese Hells, spinning Hells, Jewish Hells, relatively nice Hells, Hells full of pus. Plus day trips to Limbo and Purgatory. The True History of Hell: Who built it and why. Who's responsible for the awful wallpaper. How a Middle East prophet broke down the gates and let everyone out, and how his followers locked them all in again. And finally, a 1963 press conference with the Devil in Warsaw, in which he explains everything once and for all. Altogether, The Travellers' Guide to Hell is a profoundly silly book to do justice to one of the most profoundly silly constructs of the human mind. Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are the authors of over forty real guidebooks for Cadogan Guides and others, as well as travel apps to Barcelona and Italian cuisine and a popular guide to Mars; the ebook version for that one is coming soon.
This year, go where the rich and famous are going. Wrapped in the improbable guise of a parody guidebook, The Travellers' Guide to Hell takes you to places you never dreamed you would see, and fairly rubs your nose in them. You'll feel the heat and savour the sulfur as you're dragged through the twisted hallucinations of cultures ranging from the Mesopotamians to the Alabamians. The Guide to Hell is profusely illustrated and packed with practical info: how to get there, what to pack, tips on dining (don't!) and a guide to entertainment (where do you think all the good musicians go?). The authors' exhaustive researches reveal how the Devil got his tail, the secret meaning of the number 666, and the shocking infernal truth behind Santa Claus, Gilligan's Island and the Seven Dwarves. Features include: The Seven Deadly Sins: Which is right for you? Who's Who in Hell: The sleazy origins and smelly careers of all your favourite demons. Who's hot, who's not. Dante's Inferno-revised and updated, thanks to the visions of the Rev. Odus Lee Wiggins Hell Around the World. Every kind of Hell-hot Hells and cold Hells. giant chicken Hells, inscrutable Chinese Hells, spinning Hells, Jewish Hells, relatively nice Hells, Hells full of pus. Plus day trips to Limbo and Purgatory. The True History of Hell: Who built it and why. Who's responsible for the awful wallpaper. How a Middle East prophet broke down the gates and let everyone out, and how his followers locked them all in again. And finally, a 1963 press conference with the Devil in Warsaw, in which he explains everything once and for all. Altogether, The Travellers' Guide to Hell is a profoundly silly book to do justice to one of the most profoundly silly constructs of the human mind. Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are the authors of over forty real guidebooks for Cadogan Guides and others, as well as travel apps to Barcelona and Italian cuisine and a popular guide to Mars; the ebook version for that one is coming soon.
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The Travellers' Guide to Hell (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9791093317007 bzw. 1093317000, in Englisch, 123 Seiten, Tinselhouse, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, ebook à télécharger, Livraison gratuite.
This year, go where the rich and famous are going... Wrapped in the improbable guise of a parody guidebook, The Travellers’ Guide to Hell takes you to places you never dreamed you would see, and fairly rubs your nose in them. You’ll feel the heat and savour the sulfur as you’re dragged through the twisted hallucinations of cultures ranging from the Mesopotamians to the Alabamians. The Guide to Hell is profusely illustrated and packed with practical info: how to get there, what to pack, tips on dining (don’t!) and a guide to entertainment (where do you think all the good musicians end up?). The authors’ exhaustive researches reveal how the Devil got his tail, the secret meaning of the number 666, and the shocking infernal truth behind Santa Claus, Gilligan’s Island and the Seven Dwarves. Features include: The Seven Deadly Sins: Which is right for you? Who’s Who in Hell: The sleazy origins and smelly careers of all your favourite demons. Who’s hot, who’s not. Dante’s Inferno—revised and updated, thanks to the visions of the Rev. Odus Lee Wiggins Hell Around the World. Every kind of Hell—hot Hells and cold Hells. giant chicken Hells, inscrutable Chinese Hells, spinning Hells, Jewish Hells, relatively nice Hells, Hells full of pus. The True History of Hell: Who built it and why. Who’s responsible for the awful wallpaper. How a Middle East prophet broke down the gates and let everyone out, and how his followers locked them all in again. And finally, a 1963 press conference with the Devil in Warsaw, in which he explains everything once and for all. Altogether, The Travellers’ Guide to Hell is a profoundly silly book to do justice to one of the most profoundly silly constructs of the human mind. Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are the authors of over forty real guidebooks for Cadogan Guides and others, as well as travel apps to Barcelona and Italian cuisine and a popular guide to Mars; the ebook version for that one is coming soon. , Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Étiquette: Tinselhouse, Tinselhouse, Groupe de produits: eBooks, Publié: 2014-03-16, Date de sortie: 2014-03-16, Studio: Tinselhouse.
This year, go where the rich and famous are going... Wrapped in the improbable guise of a parody guidebook, The Travellers’ Guide to Hell takes you to places you never dreamed you would see, and fairly rubs your nose in them. You’ll feel the heat and savour the sulfur as you’re dragged through the twisted hallucinations of cultures ranging from the Mesopotamians to the Alabamians. The Guide to Hell is profusely illustrated and packed with practical info: how to get there, what to pack, tips on dining (don’t!) and a guide to entertainment (where do you think all the good musicians end up?). The authors’ exhaustive researches reveal how the Devil got his tail, the secret meaning of the number 666, and the shocking infernal truth behind Santa Claus, Gilligan’s Island and the Seven Dwarves. Features include: The Seven Deadly Sins: Which is right for you? Who’s Who in Hell: The sleazy origins and smelly careers of all your favourite demons. Who’s hot, who’s not. Dante’s Inferno—revised and updated, thanks to the visions of the Rev. Odus Lee Wiggins Hell Around the World. Every kind of Hell—hot Hells and cold Hells. giant chicken Hells, inscrutable Chinese Hells, spinning Hells, Jewish Hells, relatively nice Hells, Hells full of pus. The True History of Hell: Who built it and why. Who’s responsible for the awful wallpaper. How a Middle East prophet broke down the gates and let everyone out, and how his followers locked them all in again. And finally, a 1963 press conference with the Devil in Warsaw, in which he explains everything once and for all. Altogether, The Travellers’ Guide to Hell is a profoundly silly book to do justice to one of the most profoundly silly constructs of the human mind. Dana Facaros and Michael Pauls are the authors of over forty real guidebooks for Cadogan Guides and others, as well as travel apps to Barcelona and Italian cuisine and a popular guide to Mars; the ebook version for that one is coming soon. , Kindle Edition, Format: Kindle eBook, Étiquette: Tinselhouse, Tinselhouse, Groupe de produits: eBooks, Publié: 2014-03-16, Date de sortie: 2014-03-16, Studio: Tinselhouse.
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