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Leo Hickman is a journalist and editor at the Guardian, and writes a weekly column on ethical living. He is also the author of A Life Stripped Bare- my year trying to live ethically and How to Buy, and editor of A Good Life- The Guide to Ethical Living. Leo lives in Cornwall with his wife Jane, and their three children.
Excellent. One of the clearest and most sobering analyses I've ever seen of the environmental, social, and economic damage done by tourism...This is a necessary book. * Philip Pullman * Well written, entertaining and hugely important. * Zac Goldsmith * Hickman is very persuasive and travels with heart and brain fully engaged to reveal the environmental havoc wreaked by the exponential growth in international travel. -- Barbara Gunnell * New Statesman * Persuasive and sobering . . . a page-turner unlikely to be found poolside. * Financial Times * A project [Hickman] pursues intelligently and thoroughly . . . Other writers might have contented themselves with aloof tut-tutting. What makes The Final Call absorbing as well as persuasive is that Hickman illuminatingly talks to people ranging from fishermen and bar girls to developers and activists. * Guardian *
