Metro, May 22 Elizabeth Zott is a scientist, single mother… and surprise star of an unconventional daytime cookery show. She doesn’t just tell the housewives of 1960s America how to make a casserole. She tells […]
Emirates Open Skies, April 2020 When Palazzo Versace Dubai first opened in 2016, it’s fair to say it was an outlier on the sweeping curve of Dubai Creek. Four years later, it’s the centrepiece of […]
The National, January 2020 It was 2015 and Saud Alsanousi was finishing the follow-up to his novel, The Bamboo Stalk, which won him the International Prize for Arabic Fiction in 2013. The bestselling Kuwaiti author […]
The Observer, May 2018 Is Mario Vargas Llosa the raciest Nobel laureate? For all the commitment to experimental, surreal, political, historical or plain comic writing that has characterised his fiction, he’s most consistently a chronicler […]
In the end, it was all so depressingly predictable. The failure to strengthen properly in the summer, throwing money at the problem in January, was straight out of the Nigel Worthington Premier League season. When […]