Alex Wade écrit avec passion sur le droit, le sport et les voyages, ses textes reflétant souvent des expériences et des goûts personnels. Son style est direct et captivant, plongeant au cœur du monde du sport et du droit. Wade n'hésite pas à explorer des sujets controversés, et ses œuvres offrent une perspective unique sur les tournants de la vie et la recherche de la rédemption. Les lecteurs apprécieront son honnêteté et sa capacité à les immerger dans ses récits.
A Season on the Med: Riviera Football in Italy and France (With a Trip to
Athens for Stan) is a writer's mission to explore football on the Italian and
French Rivieras. How is it different to football elsewhere? And what do our
heroes really mean to us? Alex Wade, a QPR and Stan Bowles devotee, finds out.
In Search of the Fast Lefts and Hollow Rights of Britain and Ireland
340pages
12 heures de lecture
If golf is the new football, then surfing must be the new golf. People are flocking to the sport in record numbers, often defying the unforgiving British climate to make the best of what can be some world-class waves. But is it all just surf dudes in VW camper vans heading down for a week's hell-raising in Newquay? Or is the sport attracting a wider range of addicts, often eschewing the established beaches in pursuit of a more solitary, and sometimes more dangerous, goal? In SURF NATION: IN SEARCH OF THE FAST LEFTS AND HOLLOW RIGHTS OF BRITAIN AND IRELAND, Alex Wade takes the pulse of these islands' surfing credentials, and finds a growing army of devotees as well as some stunning locations. A witty and engaging mix of travelogue, reportage and guide to where to find the best breaks, SURF NATION reveals Britain and Ireland to be not just a growing hotbed of surfers but a surf destination of real credibility.