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Marjory McGinn

    De in Schotland geboren auteur Marjory McGinn neemt lezers mee naar het platteland van Griekenland, met name de regio Mani. Haar schrijfstijl vangt de essentie van het leven in het buitenland, waarbij ze persoonlijke avonturen combineert met scherpe observaties. Via haar reisverhalen en romans verkent ze de nuances van culturele onderdompeling, de uitdagingen en de diepe vreugden van het leven in een vreemd land. McGinn nodigt lezers uit om de unieke geest van Griekenland te ervaren door middel van verhalen vol details en authentieke emoties.

    The Peloponnese Series - 3: A Scorpion In The Lemon Tree
    Things Can Only Get Feta
    • Things Can Only Get Feta

      • 309bladzijden
      • 11 uur lezen

      For two British journalists, embarking on a year's adventure in Greece just as the country faces economic collapse seems foolhardy. But when they also decide to take their adored but crazy Jack Russell, called Wallace, to a crisis-weary country with zero dog tolerance, the adventure seems like madness ...

      Things Can Only Get Feta
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    • The Peloponnese Series - 3: A Scorpion In The Lemon Tree

      Mad Adventures On A Greek Peninsula

      • 294bladzijden
      • 11 uur lezen

      In the third installment of the Peloponnese series, Marjory, Jim, and their spirited dog Wallace embark on an unexpected adventure in the southern Peloponnese. This time, they find themselves in a peninsula they didn't choose and a house they never imagined living in, showcasing the unpredictable nature of Greece. Their journey in Koroni, located on the Messinian peninsula, is filled with humorous and challenging experiences, including house rental issues, scorpion encounters, Greek language classes, and an unforeseen publishing conflict. As they navigate these trials, they gradually fall in love with the charm of unspoiled Koroni, forge new friendships, and reconnect with memorable characters from their past in Mani. Through it all, they rediscover the depth of their affection for Greece, with a hint of suspense lingering in the background. The book stands out in the travel writing genre, skillfully blending narrative with insightful observations about Greece while maintaining an entertaining tone. Readers will find each page rich with new and intriguing content, reflecting the author's talent for capturing the essence of her experiences, even amidst the shadows of the economic crisis.

      The Peloponnese Series - 3: A Scorpion In The Lemon Tree