Hugh Ash

Mallorca Assignment (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 389
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. April 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780956632227
• Artikelnr.: 45440459

Autorenporträt

After treading a newspaper career path as a photo-journalist that became a globe-trotting odyssey ¿ with stints in Canada, America, the Caribbean and Middle East ¿ Hugh Ash became a senior editor on several, UK national titles (Mirror Group & Express Newspapers) in a variety of production and writing roles. In 2002, however, he took up the gauntlet of becoming Fleet Street¿s Man in Mallorca, a uniquely cosmopolitan island he¿d come to know intimately from the days he and his wife, Barbara, had a holiday pied-a-terre there. Eight years on a new genre of writing beckoned and, from reporting news, Hugh turned to creating fiction. His novels are pacy, edgy, intriguing crime/espionage thrillers, always packing a surprise twist in their tales, and he uses his adopted island in the sun ¿ its chequered history, fascinating culture and remarkably stoical people ¿ as an absorbing backdrop. To date he has produced two, highly-imaginative books, The Mallorca Assignment and The Mallorca Correspondent, which draws on some of his own, splendidly-colourful reporting experiences. Now Hugh is planning to finish his island-based triology with a third ¿ The Mallorca Money Changer ¿ a chiller of a hard-hitting, factional insight into the murky world of drugs, money-laundering and fraud, all inexorably linked to the tentacles of international terrorism Meanwhile, he continue to work as an investigative photo-journalist and broadcaster, covering Spain¿s Balearic Islands. Hugh also author an award-winning news blog (hughash.wordpress.com) and a weekly column each Sunday for the Majorca Daily Bulletin, Spain's only English-language daily newspaper. He is represented by the Smart Talent Literary Agency ([e-mail])