Put it in the Chicken - LARGE PRINT

A Cambodian memoir

Glen Felgate

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GF PRESS
14 June 2023

Autobiography: arts & entertainment; Classic travel writing

Series: TV Guy series

Despite being blown up in a TV building in Sarajevo and handed over to rebels in Sierra Leone, Glen Felgate is unprepared for the challenge of setting up Cambodia's Number 1 TV station.

Watch Glen stage Cambodia's first international pop concert - without sound, televise cock-fighting programs at the deputy PM's request, and generally fumble his way through Khmer culture.

This is the author's first Cambodian memoir.

By: Glen Felgate
Imprint: GF PRESS
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: Large type / large print edition
Volume: 1
ISBN: 9781916614024
ISBN 10: 1916614027
Series: TV Guy series
Pages: 316
Publication Date: 14 June 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

After spending almost ten years covering the world news hot spots, Glen found himself in Cambodia where he was invited to set up TV channels for some of the country's wealthiest tycoons.Glen is currently living in Phnom Penh where he is still involved with the media and writes books.