Eloise HorsfieldEXPATS from around the world have cooked up a mouth-watering collection of stories to raise money for charity.
‘Foreign Flavours,’ brings together short stories, recipes and articles on the theme of food as experienced by expats.
“It is sure to appeal to expats, whether they have taken to the cuisine of their adopted country like ducks to water or whether they’ve had to struggle with it,” explained one of the contributors, Robin Graham, 40, who lives in Tarifa.
“We are sometimes seduced, and sometimes appalled, by the unfamiliar – especially when we find it on our plates!”
“My advice is just to be brave and eat it. If you don’t like the look of it close your eyes. It is not going to be poisonous if people here have eaten it all their lives,” added the Dublin-born writer.
The book, which includes a preface by acclaimed author and expat Alexander McCall Smith, will raise money for The Book Bus, a charity which aims to bring literacy and the joy of reading to children in the developing world.
“It is a worthy cause, something that is close to the hearts of many writers,” concluded Graham.
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As a fellow-contributor, I am so enjoying savouring this book in small tastes – I allow myself two stories a day – there is such variety, not only in the food theme, but in the moods and styles of writing. A great Christmas stocking filler!
Brilliant Robin, this is the book of the year, in so many ways!
Anybody know where this book is available to buy from?
Scott – follow the link at the end of the article!
http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/foreign-flavours/18192264
Great Robin.
Foreign Flavours has the lot and will make a wonderful gift for under the Christmas tree.
Go on – devour it.