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Rupert Wolfe-Murray

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Born
in Leeds, The United Kingdom
September 24, 1963

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Rupert Wolfe Murray started writing after being expelled from Tibet.

Rupert got his first break with the Daily Telegraph who paid him £500 for an eyewitness article about the riot he'd witnessed in Lhasa.

The travel book that followed, 9 Months in Tibet, was well received and one journalist described its humour as "Deadpan". A leading Tibetan scholar said that it was "unputdownable". In the foreword, Alexander McCall Smith describes it as "a highly readable and engaging book..."

Recently he has published a fairy tale, a book about his late mother (founder and director of Canongate Publishing) and a travel book about Nepal (Himalayan Bus Plunge). Next up is a book about Romania and one about the corruption of international adoptions.

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Every fashion house has its own summer fantasy, and for Gucci, this season’s is a homecoming. The shoreline of Monaco’s Larvotto Beach is in bloom, with La Rose des Vents beach club fully-dressed in the House’s iconic Flora motif. Created by Vittorio Accornero in 1966 as a gift for Princess Grace of Monaco, the print turns 60 this year. Gucci is marking the anniversary in the principality that ins

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“I don't know" is how I reply to people with conspiracy theories about the coronavirus. This avoids going down their rabbit hole.”
RUPERT WOLFE-MURRAY

“So many books, so little time.”
Frank Zappa

“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.”
Oscar Wilde

“A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving.”
Lao Tzu

“I don't know" is how I reply to people with conspiracy theories about the coronavirus. This avoids going down their rabbit hole.”
RUPERT WOLFE-MURRAY

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