Heidi Fuller-Love

Writers bio:
In a prior existence, freelance travel and lifestyle writer/photographer Heidi Fuller-love dragged bedraggled tour groups to far-flung places, led ghost-hunting trips round darkest London and ran a comedy cabaret venue in her spare time. Spooked by ornery tourists, cranky spirits and bad jokes she subsequently ran away to rural France and at an age when most sane women are getting to grips with nappies, took up writing.

Since then her eclectic and selective travel and lifestyle features and photos have appeared in a host of publications ranging from France, Living France, Spanish Homes magazine and Motor Caravan, to Luxury Home Design, The New York Post and Art and Antiques. Heidi Fuller-love's new book, "Crossing the Loire", is a wicked, witty - and sometimes worrying - account of moving to rural France in the 1980's - "a perfect antidote to Peter Mayle", is how one reader put it. Packed with twisted humour, sticky camembert and plumbing tales to make your hair stand on end, "Crossing the Loire" is the modern 'Clochemerle'. Check it out here.

Heidi Fuller-love is a member of the National Writer's Union(USA) and Writers and Photographers Unlimited (UK).