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Anna is a multi-award winning travel and adventure writer based in Lyon, France. She regularly writes for many UK national newspapers, including The Guardian, The Independent, The i, The Telegraph and The Times, and has contributed to numerous guidebooks on France for DK Eyewitness, Lonely Planet and Rough Guides. She is the author of Paddling France for Bradt Guides. Speaking fluent French and being on the spot helps her to sniff out off-piste stories (whilst regularly also reporting from the pistes). Particular highlights of her career have been interviewing a fashion photographer that became a monk, breaking fast with a society of retirees that feast on pig innards for breakfast, and running around the rooftops and chimney pots of Paris with a parkour group.Mini-Portfolio Work Examples
- I’ve found a £13 stay in Montmartre — but there’s a catch – The Times
- We burst into the arena feeling like warriors’: urban trail racing in Nîmes – The Guardian
- The south of France is overrated – head to the north this summer – The Telegraph
- I live in the food capital of France, but I travel 300km for more exciting meals – The i Paper
- Lyon’s green revolution makes it one of Europe’s best cities to visit – The Independent
- There’s more to Cognac in France than its famous brandy – National Geographic Traveller UK
- Exploring Corsica on a slow eco-escape – Wanderlust Magazine
- The students cramming for exams in monastery cloisters – Financial Times
- Paris by night: The drag queers and cabaret ‘creatures’ of Pigalle – Adventure.com
- Eugénie Brazier: The legendary ‘mother of French cuisine’ – BBC Travel
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France, CorsicaSpecialisms
Ethical or Responsible Travel, Flight-free Travel, Food & Drink, Hiking, Rail Travel, Skiing & Winter Sports, Slow Travel, Sustainable TravelSocial Media
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