'This is the manual; it's a must-have for people who are thinking of boarding a plane and heading to Beijing.'
Ryan Tubridy, The Tubridy Show, RTE Radio 1, June 17, 2008
Full interview here
http://dynamic.rte.ie/quickaxs/209-rte-tts-thetubridyshow-2008-06-17.smil
Friday, 27 June 2008
Sunday, 1 June 2008
'Captures the bizarre and the beautiful'
‘Gary Finnegan’s Irish eye catches the bizarre and the beautiful in Beijing. From eating caterpillars on a stick, to the Little Emperors of the one child policy, he explains what’s old and what’s new in a city changing faster than you can spit on the street.’
— Carole Coleman, author of Alleluia America: An Irish Journalist in Bush Country
— Carole Coleman, author of Alleluia America: An Irish Journalist in Bush Country
'Book brings China to life'
‘Beijing for Beginners is a wonderful surprise. At a time when there is so much focus on China as a growing superpower, Finnegan brings the place alive with all its strange flavours and colours – and, most importantly, tells us exactly what it’s like to be a foreigner living there. Well worth reading.’
— Eamon Delaney, editor of Magill and author of An Accidental Diplomat
— Eamon Delaney, editor of Magill and author of An Accidental Diplomat
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