Dumfries and Galloway Library Service is delighted to welcome back ex-comic, Fair Trade importer and former work colleague Eileen Kay. She returns for a book tour of local branches with her latest book Noodle Trails: A travel memoir.
Noodle Trails is a true story of Fair Trade, Dung Trade and Travels in Thailand and beyond. When Eileen loses nearly everything she goes wandering in search of solace, mangoes, and food for the soul. Noodle Trails contains edible insects, tough questions, sarcasm, ambushes of poignancy, and an awful lot of elephant dung.
Author Gillian Fraser says “Eileen has a great way of making the characters she meets along the way seem very real, so the reader ends up caring about them almost as much as she does. Eileen’s a great fan of Thai food – but that’s all you would guess! I’m looking forward to the sequel.”
Councillor Tom McAughtrie, chairman of the customer and community services committee says “it’s great to have a colleague return to the library to share their success and especially to tell such an interesting, humorous and unique story”
Join Eileen at the following:
Langholm Library Service: Monday 28th September 5.30-6.30pm
Stranraer Library Service: Wednesday 30th September 2.00-3.00pm
Annan Library Service: Thursday 1st October 5.30-6.30pm
Lockerbie Library Service: Friday 2nd October 6.00-7.00pm
Lochmaben Library Service: Monday 5th October 6.00-7.00pm
Kirkcudbright Library Service: Thursday 8th October 7.00-8.00pm
Ewart Library, Dumfries: Friday 9th October 2.00-3.00pm
All events are free and everyone is welcome.
For further information www.dumgal.gov.uk/lia or email [email protected]
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