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| News | GRN CORRESPONDENT PHILIP MOORE PENS BOOK
Global Radio News Dubai-based Gulf correspondent Philip Moore has written the book he's been threatening to put together for some time. 'Someone Shot the Cook' is a collection of stories, anecdotes and interviews stemming from Moore's 30-plus years of journalism.
The book is sub-titled 'A journo's musings with mercenaries, criminals, sportsmen, country musos, and assorted eccentrics'. Moore says, "there are hard core chapters from wars and revolutions, but even from those there is often humour. And I decided to break the book up with sports breaks and music breaks comprising interviews I did with entertainers and sports people."
These include George Foreman, Frankie Dettori, Keith Urban, Charlie Daniels, Carlos Santana and the late Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings and lots more.
"We go from the White House to kidnaps in Yemen, to a hippy dope town in Australia to Kabul, to an interview with moonwalker 'Peter' Conrad."
"Big drug busts in Asia, villains banged up in the 'Bangkok Hilton', coups in Papua New Guinea and Cambodia, a new twist to Kim Philby - the chapters get around."
"It's also a book for hacks. There are plenty of names that colleagues will know and enjoy reading about. The Grand Prix bar in Bangkok, the old Commodore in Beirut, they're there."
Moore has reported from the Middle East on and off since 1980, but the book spans his stories from Africa, US, Europe, Middle East and his native Australia. "It's a book of light and shade," he says. "As with most journos, people kept saying to me when I'd tell one of my boring stories yet again, 'you should put this stuff in a book.' Eventually I did.
The launch date of 'Someone Shot the Cook' will be announced shortly.
Visit Phil's page - click here
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