I publish travel books, memoirs and guidebooks as Trust-Me Travel – why not hop over to the publishing website and take a look?
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FREE ebook, Travels From Heart and Home, is a welcome to my travel world – a snapshot of my travelling life in nine stories from Iceland to Australia.
Be in on the journey from the start in a specially curated selection of short travel tales.
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2nd edition, revised and expanded, of my travel memoir, Takoradi to the Stars (via Huddersfield) – a travel writer’s life in 35 brilliant tales of adventure, exploration, fiasco and family.
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Available now – Not Cool: Europe by Train in a Heatwave
9 cities, 9 countries, 9 days
1 ridiculously hot summer
What could possibly go wrong?
My latest travel memoir is a hot and steamy adventure (no, not that kind) by rail across Europe, taking in Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Liechtenstein, Zürich and Milan.
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Trust-Me Travel Guides – Your Next Adventure. Sorted.
Trust-Me Travel: Montenegro is the launch title for my new series of travel guides.
- An ebook guide for your tablet, phone or reader
- Magazine-style features, rather than just destinations
- Selected trips, tours and adventures
- Tips, advice and recommendations for each place
- Amazing experiences – all for the price of a cup of coffee!
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What they say
Jules’ travel writing is funny, inspiring, quirky and always engaging. His blog is great but reading the cream of his travels in book form is even more fun. Mark Ellingham, founder of Rough Guides & publisher of ‘Driving over Lemons’
Jules has a rare observational talent. These short travel tales are really very good – passionate, engaging and entertaining. Phil Ascough, journalist, author, media/PR consultant
The best kind of travel companion – funny, informed and always up for an adventure. Read this book! Martin Dunford, Rough Guides founder & Cool Places publisher
A new genre may have been born . . .
Where’s my passport? I need to go there!
I thought this was a great book – it’s really funny at times, sort of like a Bill Bryson book, full of misadventures and misunderstandings.