Why people recommend it
In Trouble Again by Redmond O'Hanlon is a travel writing book that recounts the author's perilous and eccentric journey up the Orinoco River and through the Amazon rainforest. On an episode of The Book Review titled The Second Annual Listeners Questions Episode, released on July 18, 2024, John Williams discussed the travelogue. Williams categorized the book within a specific, politically incorrect school of travel writing, noting that it features the kind of completely offensive and obnoxious material that would likely never be published in the modern era. Despite these provocative qualities, Williams emphasized that he really loved the book, alongside its companion piece Into the Heart of Borneo, because he found O'Hanlon's writing to be genuinely and remarkably funny.
Who recommended it
- John Williams Recommended
John Williams — 1 mention
“also in the Paul through school of completely offensive and obnoxious and would never be published today and yet I think Redmond oh hanan's books are really funny in trouble again and Into the Heart of Borneo I really loved”