Travels with Myself

Being a Collection (Unabridged) of the Newsletters of Gary Lukatch

by Gary Lukatch


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 31/12/2008

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5x8
Page Count : 704
ISBN : 9781438923543

About the Book

   For everyone who has known and enjoyed Gary Lukatch’s Newsletter and Blogs over the years, here is the definitive collection of every single one of those humorous, tedious, laugh-out-loud, birdcage-lining epistles. For all those recipients of these literary gems who may have, purely by accident, of course, disposed of some or all of the Newsletters, the author has gathered them all together in one beautifully paper-bound volume for your enjoyment and re-edification. AND – as a special added bonus – this volume also includes many of Gary’s favorite and previously-unsung song lyrics, along with articles published in Budapest newspapers. There may even be a few other surprises along the way.

   So sit back, relax and enjoy perusing again all of the author’s adventures you enjoyed in the past. This collection offers you many evenings of entertainment, pathos, humor, tears and general all-around fun. Actually, you should even buy two or three copies to give as gifts, it's such a fun book.

   The author wishes each and every one of you a happy Hungarian Independence Day.

 


About the Author

     Gary Lukatch is the internationally-unknown author of several previous books dealing with his life, travels and other incoherent thoughts. He was born before the term “Baby Boomer” was coined. After an undistinguished university career, and a short-but-too-long time spent in the US Army, he moved to California where he terrorized various financial institutions as an Internal Audit Manager. When people started shooting at him on the freeways, he transferred his audit attentions to Albuquerque, New Mexico. In 1999 he quit his job and moved  to Central Europe, where he taught English to the people of Budapest, Hungary, for more than eight years. 

     He is the author of four other published works: To Úr With Love, a romp through his second life in Budapest; Bankers’ Hours, a romp through his first life in the financial industry; The Feline Mystique, a man’s guide to living with a cat as practice for living with a woman; and Summers’ Time, a romp among the women of Central Europe. He has also written many C&W song lyrics, sadly all unpublished and unsung. 

     He has been inside an Egyptian pyramid, taunted the snake charmers in Marrakech and crewed an America’s Cup racing yacht. He has gazed upon Lenin in Moscow’s Red Square, been a weight-lifting champion and floated in the Dead Sea. He has eaten “haggis reeking, wi’ bashed neeps” in Edinburgh, Scotland, and slugged down a Singapore Sling at the Long Bar of the Hotel Raffles.

     He has his name on an Olympic brick in Atlanta, Georgia. He has scuba-dived the Cozumel reefs and skied Mt. Etna. He has even taught English in Oxford, England. These days he can often be found at The Caledonia Pub in Budapest, Hungary, quaffing Scottish beer and singing karaoke.