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4th June 2020 VALENCIA BOOKS…’BLOOD MED’ BY JASON WEBSTER
##24/7 VALENCIA: Could you tell us in detail about your detective book set in Valencia, ‘Blood Med’? JASON WEBSTER:It is the fourth in the Chief Inspector Max Cámara series, and it takes a hard look at the economic crisis in Spain and the powerful effect it is having on society. Hospitals are understaffed and running […]
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16th April 2020 VALENCIA BOOKS DOLORES GARCÍA (EXCLUSIVE ‘24/7 VALENCIA’ INTERVIEW)
24/7 Valencia:Tell us something about your background and education. Dolores García: I was born in the 1960s in Melilla, a Spanish city in North Africa. It is a small, cosmopolitan city that is located off the coast of Malaga and Granada. It has been Spanish for more than 500 years, at the request of the […]
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28th February 2020 VALENCIA BOOKS…ALAN THOMPSON (writing as JEREMY DEAN)
24/7 Valencia: Can you tell us what your book is about? Alan Thompson: Cucarachas or Cucuruchos: An English Teacher’s Spanish Dilemma is my second book describing the experiences of a (fictional) British teacher working in the Valencian community. It’s a humorous ‘year-in-the-life’ story of Jeremy’s mishaps, all very loosely (or sometimes, not so loosely) based […]
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17th April 2019 HAIKU PRESENTATION IN VALENCIA…INTERVIEW WITH DANNY BLACKWELL
24/7 VALENCIA: Tell us something about your background and upbringing… DANNY BLACKWELL: I was brought up in Yorkshire, in the North of England. I have a degree in Music and a Masters in Literature. My final thesis was on Rayuela by Julio Cortázar. Apart from Spain, I’ve lived in Japan, Argentina, Portugal and Mexico. Oh, […]
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31st July 2016 Author Jason Webster (Exclusive interview)
What is your view of the political stalemate in Spain? By the time this interview is published the situation may well have changed significantly, so it’s not easy to say. At the time of writing (late January), the possibility of forming a lasting coalition government looks unlikely, although I suspect that something temporary may be […]
