My Own Devices

by Corey Frost

My Own Devices: Airport Version is a series of stories in which the main characters, all of whom are named Corey Frost, are left to their own devices in Japan, Brazil, Sumatra, St. Petersburg, Macau,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0968949657
• ISBN13: 9780968949658
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Conundrum Press
• Length: 162 Pages

Customer Reviews

A good read while on the road

My Own Devices stands level with Alex Garland's The Beach as one of the best books to capture the essence of being a solo traveller, especially a backpacker. The people, the languages, the foods, and the hundreds of weird or hilarious or scary moments that happen daily which make indie travel so exhilirating and frustrating at once. These short stories aren't really related at all (despite what the blurb says), except that most are first-person travel stories. Some are clear narratives, others more experimental, bordering on Dave Eggers-esque postmodern humour. The sum may not be much more than its parts, but it's a more than worthy read.