Anna Hart is a writer specialising in lifestyle, travel and international culture. She has over ten years' experience writing for Grazia, Vogue, Stylist, GQ, Elle, The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Times, The Wall Street Journal and Conde Nast Traveller. She was formerly contributing Travel Editor at Stylist magazine, and is currently a regular columnist at The Daily Telegraph and speaker at events such as Stylist LIVE and WOW at the Southbank centre, and on the radio.
[Anna's] stories of growing up via far-flung adventures and
eye-opening city breaks are so warm, witty and gorgeously
written that it's hard not to find yourself on Skyscanner
within half an hour of cracking the book open. Plus she has the
most helpful advice, from how to 'prescribe' yourself a hotel to
the real secret to beating jet lag. Perfect snow-week escapism *
The Pool *
A beautiful memoir about travel and letting go -- Dawn
O'Porter * Sunday Telegraph *
We defy anyone to read intrepid journalist Anna Hart's travel
memoir and not resolve to dust off their passport and embark on
some new adventures. A call to action for women everywhere,
Hart writes about the transformative and healing power of travel -
and how its effect can last way past touchdown at Heathrow *
Smallish *
Just in time for the summer holidays is this great book from
travel writer Anna Hart, which is part memoir, part how-to
guide on making any holiday an adventure and having the same
adventures back home. From Bali to LA, New Zealand to er,
Margate, even armchair travellers will get a vicarious thrill from
Departures * Red *
Having worked with and been friends with Anna for years, it was fun
to read about her globe-trotting adventures. I could hear her laugh
behind the tales of some of her crazier adventures and thought it
was brave to share some of the scarier and rougher parts of
traveling alone as well as an insight in to trying to do it all in
the grips of depression. I read it in one day and look
forward to experiencing the next chapter with her. -- Jamie
Klingler * iNews *
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