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Graham Holliday

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Editor, media trainer and author of Eating Việt Nam and Eating Korea. Former Reuters, BBC & elsewhere.

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Graham Holliday Hello Gina, you can order it from the non-profit publisher, GoodPress https://goodpress.co.uk/music-publica... Alternatively, the original (shorter) p…moreHello Gina, you can order it from the non-profit publisher, GoodPress https://goodpress.co.uk/music-publica... Alternatively, the original (shorter) piece is online here: https://medium.com/@noodlepie/a-side-... All the best.(less)
Graham Holliday Hello Thomas, thanks for reading, contacting me and telling me about your own journey. I think the word you are referring relates to a small restauran…moreHello Thomas, thanks for reading, contacting me and telling me about your own journey. I think the word you are referring relates to a small restaurant on Jeju where the owner told me she sold her food at a 'kind' price. A quick check tells me that I mentioned it on p.190. Hope that helps, all the best.(less)
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“More and more university students lack social skills after growing up in small families and suffering intense competition at school. If people prefer eating alone this may be a sign of psychological problems,” said Kim Hye-sook at Ajou University.”
Graham Holliday, Eating Korea: Reports on a Culinary Renaissance

“Look out for the women walking around with two bamboo baskets attached to a pole and slung over a shoulder, " said Chris. "But steer clear of the meat and shellfish in the afternoon.”
Graham Holliday, Eating Viet Nam: Dispatches from a Blue Plastic Table

“Push-button motorbike horns, once aroused into action, were like a gaggle of intermittently disgruntled geese caught a in the middle of a very large swarm of fat and lumbering bees: a rumbling engine noise. The bees lurch, barge, and buzz. The geese grumble, natter, and quack. Every day the geese and the bees wake up in the same mood and in the same place.”
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