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Expat Book Shop
Kathleen
Pedicore author of "How to Retire Overseas".
For more than 22 years, Kathleen was Editor and Publisher of
International Living. In 2007, she decided to take a break, during
which she did two things. First, Kathleen began work to launch a new
publishing group, Live and Invest Overseas, and a new free e-letter
service, the Overseas Opportunity Letter.
In addition, during her recent sabbatical, Kathleen and her husband,
Lief Simon, made an important geographic decision. Specifically, they
decided to make a third international move with their family and
Kathleen's new business. In the summer of 2008, Kathleen moved from
Paris to Panama City,…
Mark
Ehrman
Had
enough?
Whether you find the government oppressive, the economy spiraling out
of
control, or if you simply want adventure, you’re not alone.
In increasing
numbers, the idea is talked about openly: Expatriate.
Over three hundred thousand Americans emigrate each year, and more than
a
million go to foreign lands for lengthy stays.
But picking up and moving to another country feels like a step into the
void.
Where to go? How to begin? What to do?
Volume 2 of the Process Self-Reliance Series, this smartly designed
two-color
guidebook walks you through the world of the expat: the reasons, the
rules, the
resources, and the tricks of the trade, along with compelling stories
and
expertise from expatriate Americans on every continent.
Getting Out
shows you where you can most easily gain residence,
citizenship, or work permits; where can you live for a fraction of the
cost of
where you’re living now; and what countries would be most
compatible with your
lifestyle, gender, age, or political beliefs.
So if you’ve had enough of what they’re selling
here and want to take your life
elsewhere—well, isn’t that the American way? At any
rate, it’s not illegal. Not
yet, anyway.
Barry
Golson
tried to retire, but put it on hold to launch a travel website for
Forbes.com. He and his wife Thia are also researching a new book on
living abroad to be called Retirement Without Borders. Golson is a
former editor of the Playboy interviews, TV Guide, and Yahoo! Internet
Life. He has written for The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times,
Ski, and Salon. His article for AARP on Mexico won a Lowell Thomas
award. He and Thia divide their time between New York and Sayulita, and
look forward
someday to re-retiring.
The
Grown-Up's Guide to Running Away from Home: Making a New Life Abroad
[Paperback]
Rosanne Knorr (Author)
Rosanne “ran away
from home" to France’s Loire Valley for a five-month
sabbatical that extended to almost five years in a 150-year-old-home
where she learned French and traveled throughout Europe. The books that
resulted from that adventure were designed to help others plan their
own travels. They include The Grown-Up’s Guide to Running
Away From Home (#1 in Senior Travel at amazon.com),
The
Expert Expat, Revised Edition: Your Guide to Successful Relocation
Abroad
Jo
Parfitt -
My first book was accepted by the first publisher I approached, back in
1984. The book was 'French Tarts' and the publisher was Octopus. I went
on to have 13 word processing and desktop publishing handbooks
published by Macmillan, McGraw-Hill, Pitman and Paradigm, over the next
few years. By then I had become an 'expat wife' and was living in
Dubai. In 1993 we were posted to Oman, Word had become the only WP
program and so my other work dried up. Inspired by the landscape and
produce of Oman I decided to co-author another cookbook and create
Summertime Publishing in order to do it myself.
Third
Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds, Revised Edition [Paperback]
David C. Pollock (Author), Ruth E. Van Reken (Author)
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