Imogen Edwards-Jones (born June 1968, in Birmingham), is a British writer, author and journalist, who blogs for doyoutravel.com and Get the Gloss.

Biography

Edwards-Jones was educated at Malvern Girls' College, a boarding independent school in the spa town of Malvern in Worcestershire, which merged with another school in 2006 to form Malvern St James School,[1] followed by the University of Bristol, where she gained a degree in Russian,[2] and then City University London.[2]

Edwards-Jones is best known for the Babylon series of exposés based on her 2004 novel, Hotel Babylon from an insider's view of the non-stop world of the hotel staff and guests alike.

In 2006, Edwards-Jones had a regular column in The Daily Telegraph, detailing her attempts at IVF which resulted in the birth of her daughter. She blogs for doyoutravel.com and Get the Gloss.

Edwards-Jones is married to the BBC's Creative Head of Comedy Talent, Kenton Allen. Candace Bushnell is her daughter's godmother.[3]

Works

Babylon series

• Hotel Babylon (2004, with "anonymous", see also BBC series Hotel Babylon based on this book)
• Air Babylon (2005, with "anonymous", in development by Carnival Films for television)
• Fashion Babylon (2006, with "anonymous", see also BBC series Material Girl loosely based on this book)
• Beach Babylon (2007, with "anonymous")
• Pop Babylon (2008, with "anonymous")
• Wedding Babylon (2009, with "anonymous")
• Hospital Babylon (2011, with "anonymous")
• Restaurant Babylon (2012, with "anonymous")

Other books

• The Taming of Eagles: Exploring the New Russia (1993) (with Joth Shakerley)
• My Canapé Hell (2000)
• Big Night Out (2002) (with Jessica Adams, Maggie Alderson and Nick Earls)
• Shagpile (2002)
• The Wendy House (2003)
• Tuscany for Beginners (2004)
• Ladies' Night (2005) (with Jessica Adams, Maggie Alderson and Chris Manby)
• The Stork Club (2006)
• In Bed With... (co-edited with Kathy Lette, 2009, with Jessica Adams, Maggie Alderson, et al.)
• The Witches of St Petersburg (2018)

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