Gaijin Tonic

My marvelous book “Sensei-tional: Confession of English Teachers in Japan”, featuring lots of weird and sleazy stories written and illustrated by yours truly, is out now.
Here is a funny review it got in Japanzine magazine:

Last month saw the publication of SENSEITIONAL, a book that may well be close to your sleeze-soaked hearts. Rex Chesney, a social observer who counts himself amongst the eikaiwa community, penned the controversial tome whilst doing time at a countryside branch of a now-deceased English factory. Those that star in it can think themselves lucky that he’s changed their names; if you know who you are, you ought to be thoroughly ashamed of yourself! In the familiar style of Tokyo Controversial, Cheseny serves up vomit-flecked tales of gaijin tomfoolery, and (sadly, perhaps) anyone who says they can’t see a bit of themselves in these woeful stories is either a liar or St. Francis Xavier in disguise.

Read more + an excerpt from the book here.

“Sensei-tional” is available at these places, among others:

Amazon.com
Amazon.co.uk
Amazon.co.jp
Amazon.co.ca
Target.com
Tower.com
BarnesandNobel.com
lulu.com
Tesco.com