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"CHICKEN OR BEEF?" — the perennial question of airline cabin crew in the 1970s and 1980s as they serve meals to travellers. And, of course, those travellers may be afraid of flying (chicken), or have a complaint to make (beef)! Hence the title of Jim Barham's entertaining collection of tales from around the world, the experiences he gathered as an international airline steward. |
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As well as being available in print format, "CHICKEN OR BEEF?" is offered as an audio file - an .mp3 which will play in any standard audio software. The recording has been voiced by experienced professional broadcaster and voice artist Rowland Myers, whose voice is clear and pleasant to listen to, but never intrusive, allowing Jim Barham's text to speak for itself and presenting it in the best possible way for your listening pleasure.
You can listen to a sample of the book - in fact, it is the introduction - on this page. It is an .mp3 file, 2837KB in size, which you can either play by clicking it, or download to your own computer by right-clicking and selecting "Save As", "Save Target As" etc. depending on your browser's specific terminology.
Listen to the Introduction to "CHICKEN OR BEEF?"
And you can, of course, have the whole book as an MP3 audio file on CD for only £5! Take it with you when travelling (especially when on a plane!) and listen to it at your leisure, load it onto your iPod or other MP3 player. Or, of course, just play it direct from your computer.
| Buy the audio book for £5.t0, as an MP3 file on CD including postage and package to the UK and Channel Islands |
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| If you are in the European Community, also select this option to pay 75p additional postage | |
| If you are in the rest of the world, also select this option to pay £1.50 additional postage |
But if you prefer a printed copy, or if you are perhaps considering giving this book as a present to somebody else, don't forget that you can buy it in traditional printed format on the Home Page.
For UK orders, you can also print out an order form (in the form of a Word document) and post it to us with your cheque.