Extraodinary Adventures of an Ordinary Man

This is the first-person story of the effective, but almost invisible, role which a schoolmaster is playing in his part of South-East Asia, resolving communal differences, getting opposing politicians to work together, creating trust between labour and management.

Malcolm MacDonald writes in his foreword: ‘This book throws beams of light on several important events during the last decades and is a distinct contribution to contemporary history .... Other peoples in regions where interracial decisions are creating dangerous situations can learn a great deal from it.’