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Two British, veteran media expats, take to the stage at META HOUSE

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Two British Phnom Penh-based media veterans will soon take the stage at META HOUSE to showcase their new books and Cambodian experiences in a one-hour session of entertainment and enlightenment entitled “Cambodia – Past & Present” at 6.30pm on Wednesday.

 

Glen Felgate, a former Reuters Television journalist who covered warzones such as Sarajevo and Kosovo during the 90’s before helping set up CTN (Cambodia Television Network) in 2002 as general manager, will talk about his book From Phnom Penh with Love – which was inspired by real-life.

 

Felgate is joined by BAFTA-winning Matthew Robinson, former producer-director of British dramas such as EastEnders and Coronation Street, who will talk about his first novel Duel of Supremacy inspired by his ideas of Cambodia one thousand years ago. The session will include a mix of videos, book readings and the pair taking questions about their many years working in Cambodia’s media industry – and elsewhere.

 

read more https://www.khmertimeskh.com/501014672/two-veteran-media-expats-take-to-the-stage-at-meta-house/

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