Darrel Bristow-Bovey is a columnist, travel writer and screenwriter. He wrote the bestselling I moved your cheese in 2001, The naked bachelor in 2002 and a collection of columns, But I digress. His novel for young readers, SuperZero, was awarded the Sir Percy Fitzpatrick prize for fiction, and he was a finalist for the Caine prize for African writing in 2006. He has written three feature films and head-written four drama series and one sitcom for SABC television, winning two SAFTA awards for screenwriting, and is a key creative for Rhythm City, a soap opera on E-TV. Nearly four million people a day watch Rhythm City, and he has yet to meet a single one of them. He currently writes columns for The Times and for the Random House Struik website.
Darrel Bristow-Bovey is a columnist, travel writer and screenwriter. He wrote the bestselling I moved your cheese in 2001, The naked bachelor in 2002 and a collection of columns, But I digress. His novel for young readers, SuperZero, was awarded the Sir Percy Fitzpatrick prize for fiction, and he...