Landscapes of Feeling stitches together Danton Remoto's essays from over the last thirty years to form a patchwork quilt dyed in the hues of d j vu.
Here is London during the time of Thatcher, and London thirty years later; the Philippines in its times of ferment; the campuses and cities of the United States; the kampung and megamalls of Kuala Lumpur. Written with elegance and elan, Landscapes of Feeling explores issues of race, class, and the diaspora in Remoto's trademark style: light but not lightweight, conversational and breezy.