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I think I need to re-read Bruce Chatwin's In Patagonia, then shamelessly rip off its episodic, contemplative style. When my life became more settled and static shortly after moving to Spain, I gave up on my idea of becoming a travel writer. Though I fancied the idea of writing a book about Andorra, as it was the only place near - and small - enough to be manageable.

But we have since moved, and now the chunk of famed but unknown territory I have nearby is Benidorm. I see potential in it as a metaphor for misleading appearances and meaning very different things to different people.

We shall see...

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Matthew Clapham
Matthew Clapham

Written by Matthew Clapham

Professional translator by day. Writer of silly and serious stuff by night. Also by day, when I get fed up of tedious translations. Founder of Iberospherical.

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