Anthony Sattin

Earning an easy chair

Anthony Sattin on Duncan Fallowell's account of New Zealand life

issue 23 February 2008

  • Going As Far As I Can

    Duncan Fallowell

    Profile Books, pp. 279

If you were left a legacy by a friend would you tuck it away, blow it on art, or buy something for your home or the person you share it with? Notting Hill-based writer Duncan Fallowell decided to do what it says on the cover and go as far as he could.

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