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Angela Kiss

    Angela Kiss is an author whose work delves into the nuances of cultural adaptation and the search for belonging. Her writing is characterized by keen observation and a wry, often affectionate, exploration of national personalities and the experience of navigating foreign lands. Through her distinctive voice, she captures the complexities of identity and the humor found in cross-cultural encounters, offering readers a unique perspective on the immigrant experience.

    How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English
    • 2016

      In 1946 George Mikes not particularly gentle parody of the British How to be an Alien swiftly became a bestseller and has stayed in print ever since. In 2008, as Angela moved from one linguistic misunderstanding to another, she kept George's slim volume of wisdom by her side. Its observations enlightened and guided her through the early years of life in the UK. This is her tribute - Mikes for the 21st century - England described through the eyes of a hopelessly romantic, hard-working, fast learning young European in the UK.

      How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English