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Eating the Flowers of Paradise: A Journey through the Drug Fields of Ethiopia and Yemen

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Rushby, Kevin

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Eating the Flowers of Paradise: A Journey through the Drug Fields of Ethiopia and Yemen, ISBN 9780756753429 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9780756753429

ISBN:

0756753422

Pub Date: 2002
Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company Summary: Lured by idyllic memories of ancient cities, spectacular mountains &, most of all, dreamy afternoons spent chewing the psychoactive leaves of the qat tree, Rushby set out to travel the old Qat RoadÓ from the highlands of Ethiopia to Yemen. It was to prove a fascinating & dangerous journey, peopled with an extraordinary array of characters -- criminals, Islamic scholars, an exorcist, & the mysterious Cedric, the trave [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780756753429


ISBN:

0756753422


Pub Date: 2002
Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company

Lured by idyllic memories of ancient cities, spectacular mountains &, most of all, dreamy afternoons spent chewing the psychoactive leaves of the qat tree, Rushby set out to travel the old Qat RoadÓ from the highlands of Ethiopia to Yemen. It was to prove a fascinating & dangerous journey, peopled with an extraordinary array of characters -- criminals, Islamic scholars, an exorcist, & the mysterious Cedric, the traveling companion from hell. Rushby combines classic travel writing with an explanation of the rich & varied culture surrounding the drug qat. Legal in the U.K., but banned in the U.S., experts claim it to be as mild as tea or as addictive as cocaine. Photos.

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