The Competition
Published on 31. August 2022
Book
Paperback/Softback
184 pages
978-1-3984-6181-9 (ISBN)
Description
Eight unlikely chefs thrust together, a washed-up TV presenter, a large cash prize and an unforgiving Northumberland landscape. Add to this a previously forgotten ghost from the past and what could possibly go wrong?
Introducing a new and daring competition that everyone is just dying to be part of. A brutal and often darkly comic tale about why chefs should never be left to their own devices. Scores will be settled, friendships formed (and lost) and all in the pursuit of fifty thousand pounds.
Will anyone live to tell the tale? Hunting and foraging for food along with plummeting temperatures and the risk of exposure, there can be only one winner.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 10 mm
Weight
292 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-3984-6181-9 (9781398461819)
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Paul joined the Division of Sport Development, Management and Coaching at Northumbria University in September 2005 after lecturing on Sport and Leisure Management programmes at the University of Chester for the previous ten years. His PhD thesis, from the University of Manchester, focused upon the marketing of small visitor attractions in the North West of England. Prior to embarking on a career in academia, Paul was employed by several sport, leisure and hospitality companies, most notably working as an Assistant Manager with a leading private sector entertainment company. His specialist teaching and research area is marketing of Sport and Leisure, particularly the newly developed concept of 'Social Sport Marketing'. Paul has worked on collaborative, and individual, research publications, conference presentations and coordinated a nationwide consultancy project for First Leisure Corporation. He is Co-Director of the Sport Management Research Unit (SMRU) within the Department and Paul is also Programme Leader for the MSc International Sport Management.