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A Chorus of Cockerels: Walking on the Wild Side in Mallorca

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title A Chorus of Cockerels: Walking on the Wild Side in Mallorca
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Anna Nicholas
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:288
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 129
Category/GenreMemoirs
Travel writing
ISBN/Barcode 9781849538374
ClassificationsDewey:914.67540484
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Summersdale Publishers
Imprint Summersdale Publishers
Publication Date 9 June 2016
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

A merger in Anna's PR agency gives her more time to explore the culture and history of the island that she calls home (along with her 40 hens and cockerels, cats, frogs, donkeys and Johnny the Toad). With a colourful cast of characters, 'A Chorus of Cockerels' reveals that there's never a dull moment in Mallorca. AUTHOR: Anna Nicholas writes a weekly page for the Majorca Daily Bulletin , and contributes to Virgin RedHot magazine, JetAway magazine and writes a regular blog for The Telegraph . She has also written for the Financial Times , The Independent , the London Evening Standard and Tatler magazine. SELLING POINTS: Anna will be launching a new, bespoke Mallorca website in early 2016 to promote her books. Anna receives around 1,000 emails per month from readers. The sixth book in the series about life in rural Mallorca. Other Mallorca titles include: 'A Lizard in My Luggage', 'Cat on a Hot Tiled Roof', 'Goats from a Small Island' ,'Donkeys on My Doorstep', 'A Bull on the Beach' Anna is a Trip Bod and works with Trip Advisor on Mallorca/Spainfocused projects, from which she can promote the books. Her books are currently being used in Mallorcan schools as a teaching aid.

Author Biography

As a freelance journalist, Anna Nicholas has contributed to titles that include The Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, Independent, Daily Mail, Daily Express, Evening Standard, Tatler and UltraTravel. She contributes a monthly column to Telegraph Expat and a weekly column to Majorca Daily Bulletin. She is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and has been an international adjudicator for The Guinness Book of Records. Together with explorer Colonel John Blashford-Snell, OBE, she once organised an expedition to carry a grand piano to the remote Wai Wai tribe in Guyana which was the subject of a BBC2 TV documentary. Anna runs an international marathon annually on behalf of her favourite charities. Her author website is at www.anna-nicholas.com and she can be found tweeting @MajorcanPearls