1. A guidebook entry

2. What the hell is that?

3. Some instructions
What you write for a book entry is very similar to an article so: • There should be a title
• It should include section headings
• The language should be quite formal as book entries are usually written for serious publications
• The subject should be made clear in the first section
• The opening section should be as interesting as possible to make the reader want to carry on reading
• It is important that what you write is as realistic as possible and therefore should look like an authentic text

4. Writing style Book entries will include a combination of:
Descriptive language: e.g. describe a person/place, etc.
Discursive: e.g. give and support your opinion, analyse a situation, give explanations.
Narrative: e.g. narrate an event or a discovery

5. Your task
You work for the international magazine FOOD and have been asked to write a contribution for a guide book on Spanish food culture. You should describe some of the most popular dishes and highlight any relevant traditions regarding food in Spain.
DUE DATE: 16th April
WORDS: 250 words