My book Sea Fever, from first date to first mate is available from all good bookstores. Published by Random House.Go to www.seafeverangelameyer.com for more info.
“Let’s take it from the golden butt chain,” Prue instructs over the intercom. I give her the thumbs up, clear my throat and begin reading. “A golden butt chain is parading mere meters away from me.” I carefully modulate my vowels and ensure the plosive sounds don’t pop. I am living my dream, reimagining the wonders of an Aruban carnival while recording Sea Fever for National Radio. Suspended...
‘What of it, if some old hunks of a sea-captain orders me to get a broom and sweep down the decks?’ Tilda Swinton whispered in my ear. What indeed? I thought as I walked up our (goat) path to the road, leaving behind my sea- captain and cabin boy. For the next 13 minutes I listened to her beautifully modulated voice read the first chapter of the magnificent,...
I recently had the privilege of being part of the Wellington on a Plate Imbibe Pecha Kucha night. I ummed and ahhhed about what to do my talk on and in the end I chose to talk about Rum, Sodomy and the Lash. Here is a link to it. You will be my amazing by new Gorman dress. Phantom pink Zebras a go go! Former Real Hot...
When Angela Meyer set sail on a 12m yacht bound for the Caribbean with her husband and toddler son on a dream adventure, she couldn’t have imagined what lay ahead. She talks to Sharon Stephenson about marriage, motherhood and surviving life on the high seas. Click here to read the full article by Sharon Stevenson.
As part of the promotion of Sea Fever I was contacted by Martime NZ and asked if I would give an interview for there publication Safe Seas, Clean Seas. Being the promosexual and Sagittarian I am, I said yes. (I know, when would I say no? ) But this interview was one I was very happy to give. The folk from Martime NZ had our back. It...
Sea Fever gets reviewed on Beaut Commute! “She (Angela Meyer) demonstrates an extraordinary depth of positivity and good nature but also a searing honesty that shows just the right levels of vulnerability so you don’t want to throttle her for being such a perky little na-na. The blurb on the back of the book says it is like ‘Eat, Pray, Love on steroids’. Personally I think it is more...
“The book’s strengths are in Angela’s swaggering tone (inherent from her Real Hot Bitches days) and her brutal honesty. She’s willing to label parental instincts as a large part paranoia: ”As soon as Dash sees land he brightens and no longer has to be glued to my knee”. She is upfront that she’s heavily invested in the superficial outcomes of their outdoors lifestyle: “…the fact of the matter is my personal goal,...
I’m heading back to me roots to launch Sea Fever in Palmerston North. Oh yeah, landlocked and loving it! Pop along if you are in town, May 18th 6.30pm at the City Library.
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