Ian Shank

I really like the way the reader is slowly introduced to the details and the environment of the hostel. He doesn't reveal everything all at once, but instead slowly builds on what he said previously to create a really clear picture of what the atmosphere of the hostel is like. He acts as a tour guide and walks you through the party hostel. Does Ian seek out interesting places to go because he knows they will give him interesting experiences that will make for good stories? Or does he just travel wherever he wants and let the stories happen on their own?