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Listopia > J. McMahon's votes on the list The best Ex-pat lit (9 Books)
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Burmese Days
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"Incredible book on its own right but when read from an ex-pats point of view it hits all the stereo-types squarely on the head, and its lost nothing in the near century since it was written."
J.
rated it 5 stars
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Under the Volcano
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The Razor’s Edge
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Saint Jack
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"Saint Jack along with many of Theroux's other novels deals with a narrator who is living as an outsider, this is the essence of the ex-pat novel.
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The Black Gentlemen of Trong Suan
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"A book about ex-pats and natives living together and apart."
J.
rated it 5 stars
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Robinson Crusoe
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"The first ex-pat novel?"
J.
rated it 4 stars
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Moby-Dick or, The Whale
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"Maybe not an ex-pat book per-se but Ishmael is a narrator with a wanderlust and the peqoud is definitely a strange place."
J.
rated it 5 stars
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Heart of Darkness
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"Heart of Darkness and several other novella length stories of Conrads epitomize the 'otherness' of the ex-pat novel that I look for."
J.
rated it 4 stars
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A Passage to India
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