Hold the front page! The Guyrope Gourmet has recently bagged a book deal! Of all the perfect publishers, Punk have come up with the goods. Punk publishing is an independent publisher behind the best selling 'Cool Camping' series of books. It's a perfect match for the Guyrope Gourmet and i'm delighted. Nestled comfortably among Punk's other great publications; Dixie Wills' 'Tiny Campsites', Matt Carroll's 'Escape Routes', Daniel Start's 'Wild Swimming' and the delicious food lover's guide 'Taste Britain', Guyrope Gourmet has finally found a place to pitch up.
My book will be published next year (scheduled for May). With a working title of Guyrope Gourmet - a collection of camping recipes & outlandish tales, it lifts the lid on the ins and outs of cooking great food under canvas. Packed with photographs, illustrations, ideas and recipes, it's set to become 2013's camping culinary must-have. It also carries a tale or two of my culinary adventures in far-off lands including run-ins with Syrian soldiers and gun toting American Sheriffs.
But that's not all, with support from those delightful people at Outwell, who have kept me supplied with amazing camping equipment over the years, the Guyrope Gourmet book will inform and entertain and hopefully inspire campers to try out new dishes and sample food produced and grown locally to their campsites. I'm already planning a 'book tour' which will carry me far and wide to food festivals and campsites the length and breadth of the country, where I'll be doing the (almost) infamous Guyrope Gourmet cookery demonstrations, signing copies and generally cavorting around. If all goes to plan, I'll be joined by "One of the finest guitarists of his generation" (according to Mojo Magazine) but more about that later.
In the mean time, I'm busy writing new recipes and shooting for the book and looking forward to the upcoming food festivals, The Really Wild Festival and Abergavenny Food Festival.
Thanks for all your support so far. X
2 comments:
Such good news - many congratulations!
Thanks Nancy, It's a bit of an exciting project. I'm hoping the weather picks up so I can get out and shoot a few more photos!
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