Edwin Tipple

Biography

My first book, 'My Thai Eye', is a collection of twelve short tales of my Thai experiences I originally wrote for friends and relatives in the UK. There are some 4,000 copies out there and it has mostly favourable reviews on the Amazon site. It is not a travel book in the true sense of the genre but I'm taking on board comments and will publish in 2014 a second edition with some useful information about coming to Thailand, too.

I've published a one hundred-thousand word murder mystery in December 2013. It's set in post-war Britain and is a thriller based on England's worst train crash, which happened in October 1952. If you are familiar with the protagonists in Foyle's War and Morse, I hope you will like my DI Crosier.

Where to find Edwin Tipple online

Series

My Thai Eye
An ongoing look at Thai life, began with the My Thai Eye. My Other Thai Eye will be published on Smashwords late April 2014. As the series progresses it becomes more serious and deals with the 'other side of Thailand.'
My Thai Eye
Price: Free!

Books

My Other Thai Eye
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 21,890. Language: English. Published: November 29, 2014 . Categories: Nonfiction » Travel » Trip Journals
My wry look at Thailand continues. Reviewers of 'My Thai Eye' wanted more, more of everything: humorous tales, more information and wanted to know more too, about 'the other side of Thailand': the military coup of May 2014; politics; corruption; prostitution; the dangers of holidaying in Thailand. So as you can see, this is no ordinary guide book.
My Thai Eye
Series: My Thai Eye. Price: Free! Words: 10,820. Language: English. Published: January 5, 2012 . Categories: Nonfiction » Travel » By region » Asia
A wry look at Thai life by British ex-pat, Edwin Tipple. In his many extended visits to Thailand, he never ceases to be amazed by ordinary Thai people: the way they organise things - like the way they travel - their kindness and outlook on life. All, except one, of the twelve short tales in this book are amusing experiences you're unlikely find in any travel guide.