Et Tu, Cavapoo? The instant Sunday Times bestseller

‘Is Arlo part human or Mark part dog? Either way the communication between them is a joy on this unique Roman holiday’ * Noddy Holder *
‘Mark, Bella and Arlo roam Rome. A rollocking Romanesque romp or a relaxing rococo ramble. Excellent either way’ * Vic Reeves *
‘So great. My kind of shaggy dog story’ * Lauren Laverne *
‘If you love dogs, if you love travel and if you don’t mind Mark - you will love this book’ * Paddy McGuinness *
‘Pooches, paintings, popes and pizza - it’s all here. A warm, funny and fascinating read’ * Guy Garvey *
‘Mark Radcliffe is one of my favourite broadcasters, and he brings his usual wit and warmth to this doggy tale/tail of an unforgettable trip through both his beloved pooch’s mind and the cobbled streets of Rome… A must-read for lovers of fine food, history and hounds’ * Sara Cox *
‘[A] wildly entertaining and heartwarming travelogue’ * i paper *

Mark Radcliffe is an English radio broadcaster, musician, and writer. He is best known for his broadcasting work for the BBC, for which he has worked in various roles since the 1980s. He was one half of Radio 1’s semi-legendary Mark and Lard, and hosted the Radio 1 Breakfast Show. Following that, he presented the afternoon programme for almost seven years.

For Radio 2, Mark presents The Folk Show. On 6 Music, he co-hosts the weekend show Radcliffe and Maconie. In 2020, Mark released his fifth book, Crossroads: In Search of the Moments that Changed Music.

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