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James Bond is back - in November's Month2Come out this Friday

Tue, Oct 28 2008 10:47 CET

byGabriel Hershman

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Explore an Istanbul travelogue compiled by five of The Sofia Echo's finest writers. Read why beautiful Varna-based expatriate Sarah-Jane Gouldbourne believes Bulgaria to be ideal for raising children. And we profile a distinguished Bulgarian stage actress who reveals the inspiration behind her unique Sofia restaurant that is styled on - of all things - a Russian train compartment.

These are just some of the stories you can read this Friday in Month2Come magazine, Sofia Echo Media's complimentary magazine that will appear with issue 44 of The Sofia Echo.

Also in this Friday's Month2Come, you can pick up seasoned expat Paromita Sanatani's tips on organising parties over Christmas - everything from self-catering and hiring out a venue through to choosing live entertainment and themed parties. And if all the excitement centred on the looming holiday season gives you sleepless nights, then you can read Lydia Dimitrova's advice on overcoming insomnia.

All this plus our regular listings to keep you posted about events in the world of theatre, movies, galleries, sport and music. We review the latest Bond movie, Quantum of Solace, starring Daniel Craig - set to be a blockbuster and one of the series' best productions - and explore the finest offerings in the Kinomania film festival.

So don't forget to get your copy of The Sofia Echo and Month2Come this Friday, October 31.

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