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When Marcus Dalrymple returns to Mexico after an absence of 17 years, he expects to find a country vastly changed. Instead he re-discovers the intoxicating, magical realism of its landscape, culture and its people‘I think it was the colours, tastes and smells of Mexico that first struck me as I began the book; vivid, powerful, exotic, and alluring...’ (Andrew Dalton, author of ‘The Temples of Malplaquet’)‘Descriptions of drunken policemen, a wild puma in the mountains, the mysterious spirits of a house, a white dog destined to roam for eternity on a volcano, encounters on the road with obliging Mexicans, the scintillating sight of millions of Monarch butterflies or a Christmas posada fuelled by tamales and punch. That is when the reader is transported into a magical world that can only be Mexico.’ (Fiona Dunlop author of ‘Viva La Revolucion!’)

Marcus Dalrymple was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1966. He spent his formative years living in Mexico, South America and Spain and was educated at boarding school in the United Kingdom. Marcus read English & Spanish at St. Andrews University before training to be a journalist. He wrote for various publications including The Financial Times, Geographical Magazine and The Yorkshire Post among others. In 2000 Marcus changed career and trained as a secondary English teacher and to date has worked in a variety of different schools. He and his wife Sharon and their three sons live in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.