Thought-Provoking Thoughts About Living... comprises some 500 epigrams-covering virtually every aspect of life and living-by a former news anchor who has traveled to 75 countries and lived and worked in 8 of them. It was first published as "Frankly Partridge," the name of the author's top-rated Rhodesian TV talk show. He also wrote the leaflet "Rhodesia... as it really is," 10 million copies of which were distributed in 42 countries. London's Daily Telegraph called it: "A drop of truth in an ocean of lies..." Derek Partridge also trained SWAT Teams during the Rhodesian terror war. To give you an idea what it's about, here are some review excerpts from Rhodesia. It was accorded the rare honor of full window displays by the nation's premier book stores, Kingstons and Book Centre: "Frank, profound and controversial... he is unafraid of controversy in his dealings with such delicate matters as love and religion... he offers much food for thought... although basically dealing in philosophy, it is well packaged in a veil of humour, making it highly readable. Margaret Wasserfall, Publications Manager Look & Listen (Rhodesia's TV Guide) .,." will have an irresistible appeal to all generations... can be said to contain something for everyone, either to apply to one's own circumstances or with which to disagree. It makes enjoyable reading." D. L. Jordain, The Rhodesian Financial Gazette .,." covers a multitude of subjects from love, marriage, religion, sport and life itself. A refreshing view on life in general... recommended reading." Rhodesia Railways Magazine" ... rare gems of wisdom and deep sincerity" R.K., The New Star "I enjoyed your book enormously and found much in it to comfort me. Ithink your philosophy is fine." Christina Foyle, owner of The World's Greatest Bookshop, W.G. Foyle of London.