The Observer, November 2015 Journalist Quentin Letts’s first foray into fiction is an odd undertaking. One would expect a certain gleeful stereotyping of the iniquities of parliament from such a savage political sketch writer. The man […]
The Observer, November 2015 Andrew Keen’s thoughtful “state of the internet” address divided plenty of opinion when it was published in hardback at the start of 2015 – and much of the disagreement came from one striking […]
The Observer, October 2015 It sounds an intriguing idea. Josh Spero, writer, magazine editor and classics buff, tracks down previous owners of the secondhand books he owns. In between finding out what these actors, teachers and […]
The Observer, September 2015 When a chapter in a memoir opens with “I recall the date I almost started the Third World War”, it’s fair to say one expects to settle into a rollicking story […]
The Observer, June 2015 Rachel Johnson says this is the third and final volume of the “Notting Hell” trilogy, her gentle satire of the “haves and have yachts” who flounce around W11 in their Range Rover […]