Eileen Kay is a seasoned solo traveller, long-term ex-pat and author. Previously she was a comedian, a slave in the BBC's film editing dept, and KISS-100 FM radio's traffic presenter Carmen Ghia: "She can make the Hanger Lane Gyratory sound like a deviant sexual act. Put her in charge of all jungles immediately." The Guardian
She fled her native USA, lived in London for 20 years and Scotland for 10, and now splits her time between Thailand and nomadicism. She splits her humour between irony and sarcasm.
In the Noodle Trails series:
Noodle Trails, a Travel Memoir: Fair Trade, Dung Trade, and Travels in Thailand and beyond
Noodle Trails 2: My Secret Century in Budapest
Noodle Trails 3: Nothing Went to Plan, and Other Silver Linings
and coming soon
Noodle Trails 4: Laughter, Hope, Survival - on the Refugee Trail, from Africa via Ukraine to Hungary and beyond.