Simon Poole

A fascinating look into the societal expectations of women in Japan, both in the home and the workplace.

A return to classic Mills territory, The Cure For Disgruntlement deals with a small group of willing and able immigrants landing on our shores to see if they can help in ridding the otherwise very well catered for Brits of their perceived disgruntlement. Their hosts seem more non-plused rather than hostile towards the incomers who between them experience, among other things, cash-in-hand work, an English fry up and cobbled together beurocracy