Under a Croatian Sun

Author:   Anthony Stancomb
Publisher:   Thistle Publishing
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9781910198445


Pages:   354
Publication Date:   13 August 2014
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Anthony Stancomb
Publisher:   Thistle Publishing
Imprint:   Thistle Publishing
Dimensions:   Width: 12.90cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 19.80cm
Weight:   0.345kg
ISBN:  

9781910198445


ISBN 10:   1910198447
Pages:   354
Publication Date:   13 August 2014
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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'Looking for a good holiday read try Under a Croatian Sun. A story about cultural difference and acceptance. For fans of Driving Over Lemons, Under a Tuscan Sun and A Year in Provence, this is a funny, heart-warming holiday read for people of all ages.' Mature Times 'A charming true story of a couple who move from London to a rustic Croatian island.' Choice magazine 'A good read.' Tariq Ali Hilarious. You won't regret it! Five stars Bill Baker - Educator Charming and considerably cheaper than actually visiting Croatia in general or Vis in particular. Mia D - Reviewer There have been plenty of books written by middle-aged folks pulling up roots and moving to places off the beaten path, but few are as delightful as this. Stancomb and his wife are up to it all in this often funny and often lyrical account of their first year on Vis. It made me ready to move there! Janet Perry - Reviewer


'Looking for a good holiday read try Under a Croatian Sun. A story about cultural difference and acceptance. For fans of Driving Over Lemons, Under a Tuscan Sun and A Year in Provence, this is a funny, heart-warming holiday read for people of all ages.' Mature Times'A charming true story of a couple who move from London to a rustic Croatian island.' Choice magazine'A good read.' Tariq Ali Hilarious. You won't regret it! Five stars Netgalley Charming and considerably cheaper than actually visiting Croatia in general or Vis in particular. Mia D - Reviewer There have been plenty of books written by middle-aged folks pulling up roots and moving to places off the beaten path, but few are as delightful as this. Stancomb and his wife are up to it all in this often funny and often lyrical account of their first year on Vis. It made me ready to move there! Janet Perry - Reviewer Anthony Stancomb writes in the vein of A Year in Provence, but his Under a Croatian Sun is funnier, more diverse, and more insightful. It chronicles the story of the author and his wife departing England and moving to the island of Vis, Croatia, determined to assimilate into the culture. Stancomb's ability to delineate the Vis community and its characters is exceptional. The islanders are a unique and memorable lot! Laugh-out-loud funny. James Newell - Educator This book is very humorous... a wonderful group of characters, each so different yet same in some ways, and I loved them all. Alison DuFlon-DeLeo - Reviewer Under a Croatian Sun is a wonderful memoir of a British man who, along with his Croatian wife, give up the rat race in England and relocate/retire to Croatia. All in all, having read many expat memoirs, I find this one to be of a higher standard. Funny, witty, engaging, and even educational. A sure win! Library Thing Under a Croatian Sun is a lovely memoir about the author's experience moving with his wife to the Croatian island of Vis in the Adriatic Sea. Similar in feel to A Year in Provence and Under the Tuscan Sun, Stancomb's story is full of love for the island and saturated with lots of humor and good natured tales of culture clash. Tracy Delgado - Reviewer One of those books that draws you in and you wish you were there. Netgalley


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Anthony Stancomb was educated at Wellington College, St Andrews University and the London School of Film. For a few years he worked in television, and he then started his own company that promoted British art to galleries abroad. Twenty years later, realising that running what had become a large business was not what he wanted to do for the rest of his life, he discovered the island of Vis.

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