Liz Hurley Writes…
Books
“These aren’t your average walking books, they contain very well laid out routes with great photos, interesting information and even recipes!”
Readymoney Cove – Fowey
An essential series of walking books, that provides everything you need for an enjoyable and interesting day out!
Discover historic fishing villages and smuggling ports, travel through Domesday properties and stumble across tiny hamlets and grand country houses. Whether walking through woodland, over fields or along the coast path, you will spend an enjoyable few hours exploring; seeing sights you wouldn’t usually see.
Cycling with others
I was getting close to finishing one of my walking books, which in reality meant that I was bored of spell checking and had started to flick through Facebook, when a post caught my eye, “Who’s coming on this bike ride? I need someone to keep me company at the back.” I had a quick […]
Persian delights. Iranian art and architecture
Behind the Veil: the Arts of Islamic Persia – John Osborne So my second BODFAS approached and I was determined not to make such a mess of it this time. However, the fates are cruel and things cropped up. The phone rang as I was leaving, the car needed fuel, there were massive roadworks and eventually I […]
Knickers, knockers and knee britches
The Foundations of Fashion – Kate Strasdin Well I’m just back from my first NADFAS talk. For a long time I’ve missed the lecture circuit and academic discussions, so it was nice to stumble across the National Association of Decorative & Fine Arts Societies, recommended to me by a friend. I had managed to miss several […]
Top Place Names in Cornwall
We probably all have our favourite Cornish place names, but I think the number one place name, is one we can all agree on. Before we get to that one though let’s have a look at some of the other peculiar place names in Cornwall. Let’s start with Pennycomequick. As bizarre as this name is […]
A History of Mevagissey
This potted history gives an insight into the history of the village and takes a humorous look behind the scenes into what it is like to actually live and work in Cornwall’s second largest fishing port. It debunks a few myths and introduces some lively, tall tales, as told through local voices.
Radio Cornwall Interview
“A lovely lighthearted journal of family life from a working mother’s point of view. Will make you laugh out loud! Beautiful descriptions of gorgeous Cornwall.”
Matteus – Amazon
The Cornish Years is a collection of two books featuring opinion pieces and lifestyle columns from the Cornish Guardian. Available in print or as a download.
Line Them Up
The Line them Up Series, is a collection of the same columns, but in shorter bursts. At 99p a download they are perfect to dip in and out of. Better yet the first one is free.
Contact
Liz is available for interviews and readings. For further details please get in touch.