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mysanal's review against another edition
5.0
An uplifting and funny book, with much to ponder and a simple underlying idea for making our lives better.
chrissollett's review against another edition
4.0
I enjoyed this book, for many reasons. David Bramwell is very candid regarding his relationship breakup, which was clearly painful, not least of all in his acceptance of where he had gone wrong, and wiser choices he might have made. He then travels around the globe, in search of Utopia and is equally open and honest about what he finds, both in himself and the people he meets. He combines sharp insight with generous humour. It's not simply a travelogue, he has also investigated the concept of Eutopia in the areas of Philosophy, History and Literature. Always engaging and interesting, he also presents us with conclusions and suggestions , both on a personal and societal level.
d6y's review against another edition
3.0
Travelling to alternative lifestyles around the world. Yoga, mediation, chanting, community design, money making, a little sex, a bit of drugs, and hottubs. Ending with a (I don't think this is a spoiler, but hey, stop reading now if you don't want to take that risk...) return to Brighton and talk of http://brightonzocalo.com/