Blood and Sand by Frank Gardner

Blood and Sand by Frank Gardner

Presenting the story of a man who was left for dead but - and against all odds - survived, this book offers an account of survival, of over-coming adversity and a determination to carry on. It also aims to reveal a deep understanding of the Islamic world, and provides an analysis of the 'War on Terror' and what it means in contemporary times.

Frank Gardner's account of how the reporter himself made the news is already a best-selling bookBut how much better to hear his words in his own crisp voice, the voice once dismissed as too posh ... This is a witty, self-deprecating, inspiring testament. Daily Telegraph

Frank Gardner is the BBC's fulltime Security Correspondent, reporting for TV and radio on issues of domestic and international security, notably on Al-Qaeda-related terrorism. In June 2004 he survived an assassination attempt in Saudi Arabia. A fluent Arabist, with a degree in Arabic & Islamic Studies from Exeter University, he was previously the BBC's Middle East Correspondent based in Calro and before that in Dubai. He has written for the Economist, Sunday Times, Daily Telegraph and Time Out and his travel writing has been published in The Best of Sunday Times Travel Writing. He is married with two children and lives in London.

SKU	Nicht verfügbar
EAN	9781846570063
Titel	Blood and Sand
Format	Abridged Audiobook
Studio	Random House Audio
Buchzustand	Nicht verfügbar
Hinweis	Nicht verfügbar

By (author)

Frank Gardner