The Sex Lives of Cannibals

Troost's choice to settle in the atoll is such a bold move—I'm curious what motivated him to embrace this adventure and how it shaped his perspective.

The humorous take on cultural misunderstandings made me laugh, but it also made me think about how we often misjudge unfamiliar traditions. Was this your experience too?

Troost's vivid descriptions felt authentic, but I wonder how much was shaped by his imagination or storytelling flair. Does anyone have insights into his research process?