Competition: Gerald Brenan and Bill Bryson

Take part before the 25th of April for your chance to with some mighty fine books. Take a journey into an Andalusia of another era with Gerald Brenan’s South from Granada. If it inspires you to take pen to paper, Bryson’s Dictionary will come in handy too! Another competition from Tertulia Andaluza.	Sponsored by
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In collaboration with Penguin Books Spain, we’ve selected two books to give away to five lucky winners.

· South from Granada by Gerald Brennan
· Bryson’s Dictionary for Writers and Editors by Bill Bryson

Delve into the Andalusia of another time in a classic piece of literature for all travellers to southern Spain. Written by the English idealist who escaped England to live in the Alpujarras of Granada, South of Granada is an evocative portrait of a lost way of life.

Should it inspire you to write, then the other gem we’ve handpicked for all you budding novelists and journalists out there is Bryson’s Dictionary for Writers and Editors. A sane, lucid and unpedantic guide to English spelling and usage written by the witty travel writer and former Times subeditor Bill Bryson.

For your chance to win, simply answer the following question before the 25th of April 2010:

Where in Malaga did Gerald Brenan live out his final years?

(Pssst. A little clue.)