
Authors on their Travels
by David Hurst
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"Where do you get your brilliant ideas from" is the million-dollar question all bestselling authors are asked every day. This book has inspirational words written by some of the world's master storytellers on how travelling, reading and writing go perfectly together - to inspire their ideas, motivate their writing and electrify their stories.
Ideal for reading while travelling or on holiday, it reveals how some of the world's bestselling authors combine travelling and writing to create their international bestselling novels. In an illuminating and inspirational way they explain why place is essential to a fantastic story - and why the best writers have to travel.
With a foreword by Peter James, it features an amazing line-up of 11 of today's most influential writers: Lee Child, Kate Mosse, RJ Ellory, Michael Morpurgo, Kate Ellis, Lee Weeks, Peter James, Martina Cole, George Pelecanos, Marcia Willett and Karin Slaughter.
About the Author
David Hurst is a writer published in British national newspapers & magazines; as well as in Spain, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland & UAE. He had travelled round the world on one-way tickets by the age of 24. More recently he's spent a couple of years travelling in a motorhome around Europe and Morocco with his adventure-loving young family.
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