Sabina Llewellyn-Davies

Sabina Llewellyn-Davies was born in London to a Welsh father and a German mother. She attended schools in Germany and Austria and received a degree in European studies from Queen Mary College, University of London.

After graduating and completing a brief stint in the civil service, Sabina came to Lebanon when she was persuaded to join her Lebanese boyfriend on a camping trip. The trip brought them to the coastal town of Jounieh, where Sabina eventually settled and taught English to a diverse audience, ranging from an army general to a Venetian blind installer.

Later, Sabina spent several years as a marketing executive for local businesses. Today, she lectures on business communications at Beirut’s Sagesse University.

She is a contributor to several publications, including Trends, Bespoke, Aishti, TTG and Guide L'Extravergine and is the features editor at Hospitality News Middle East. Green Gold – The Story of Lebanese Olive Oil is her first book.

Bibliography
Em Abed's Revenge, Turning Point, 2012
The Abou Abed Joke Book 2, Turning Point, 2009
The Abou Abed Joke Book, Turning Point, 2008
Green Gold – The Story of Lebanese Olive Oil, Turning Point, 2007