A Semi-Buddhist Ex-Comedian Golf Junkie Finds Joy in the Kingdom of Thailand

Mike Neun, the funniest comedian you've never heard of, shares his lifetime of adventures and insight into the human condition. His self-deprecating and humorous style leads readers through bars and nightclubs, where he opened for some of the biggest names in the business, Johnny Mathis, Ben Vereen, and Ann Margaret, to name a few. With understated wit, he writes about lost luggage, broken and lost guitars, and other misadventures. Chapter titles give you a good idea where this book is going, The Great Comedian Fight in Butte, Montana; Family Values and How to Overcome Them; Guys, Let Me Help You with Relationships; Golf and Dysfunctional Families. Mike describes his everyday life in Thailand with authenticity and through the critical eye of someone who misses no detail. From Soi dogs to fireworks inside bars to Thai drivers, his words paint vivid pictures. Throughout the book, Mike's love for his wife and family, and for the Thai culture is beautifully shared for all to see.