Prester French cover
 
 
Out now... 
 French edition of The Prester Quest.
Order it here... 
 
 
  
 
 
 
NICK's LATEST..."Oh. My. God." One glimpse is enough to rip out my optimism - like someone came along and extracted it with a knife...
  
Nick's book about his travels in Iran and Afghanistan, runner-up in the 2011 Dolman/Authors Club Travel Book Award - Britain's top travel book prize.
 
 
 
"From the twinkling navels of Iran's illicit raves to the war-weary towns of southern Afghanistan, the adventure is brilliantly told: a compendium of humour, insight and scholarly detail, and an authentic love affair with Persian culture that outstrips time itself..."

Jason Elliot,
author of
An Unexpected Light
and
Mirrors of the Unseen
  
 
Read more about Nick's new book here or read an extract here.
 
ALSO OUT... 'If indeed you wish to know wherein consists our great power, then believe without doubting that I, Prester John, who reign supreme, exceed in riches, virtue and power all creatures who dwell under heaven...'
   
"a sumptuous, entertaining and informative historical romp."
The Spectator   
 
 
'My first encounter with Prester John - priest-king of the Indies and trustee of the Fountain of Youth - took place in an intifada...'
WINNER
 OF THE AUTHORS CLUB/DOLMAN 
  BEST DEBUT TRAVEL BOOK AWARD 2006
 
In 2001, Nicholas Jubber travelled from Venice to Africa to deliver a medieval letter at the tomb of an Ethiopian king. Along the way, he and his friend Mike met Yassir Arafat and a Nobel prize-winning novelist, visited refugee  camps and Crusader castles, stayed on a Sudanese farm and partied in the nightclubs of Beirut. This is the story of a journey straddling three continents and ten countries,
 full of the exuberance of youth.
 
 Find out more about The Prester Quest and read an extract from the book.