| Specifications: |
| Pub Date: | 1 January 1970 |
| Extent: | 224pp |
| Format: | B(198 X 129mm |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Price: | £6.99 |
| ISBN13: | 978-1-904915-19-5 |
| Territory: | World rights |
| Market restrictions: | None |
| BIC Code: | WH |
| Report Code: | NP |
In 2002 while in Japan, Andy McBean set out on a remarkable adventure. His mission: to record every single visit to the toilet made over a year. Every visit. Not just the bizarre ones involving attacks with fire extinguishers or suffering from hypothermia. Every single visit. It was a grand vision encompassing not just the minutiae of bowel movements but the broad social sweep of environment, society - the people and the places, the act of getting to and getting from - as he puts it so eloquently in his foreword 'the whole flipping rigmarole of toileting'… The Japanese Experiment ended in disaster, crashing and burning on a cold night in Tokyo. But Andy was undeterred and when he had recovered sufficiently he took up the challenge again.
This is a record of a year in the life of one man. Some say a brave man, some say foolhardy. Others call him a halfwit. And through this record you can share with him his pain, his pleasure; the tears of laughter, the cries of despair. A moving experience like no other.
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