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A.A. Gill's Books
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The Angry IslandThink of England, and anger hardly springs to mind as its primary national characteristic. Yet in The Angry Island, A. A. Gill argues that, in fact,...Read More
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Previous ConvictionsCritic, essayist and cultural savant A.A. Gill is probably the most widely read columnist in Britain. His books The Angry Island and A.A. Gill is away...Read More
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AA Gill is AwayA. A. Gill is one of the most feared writers in London, noted--according to the New York Times--for his "rapier wit." Some even consider the mere...Read More
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Sydney Morning Herald, May 11, 2012
...It's a city awkward around visitors and full of Olympic complaint. A.A. Gill offers a personal introduction to the 'old lady'. If you've saved this article for your long-planned trip to London, and you're now reading it for the...
Guardian.co.uk, May 6, 2012
...The channel controller talks about being brave, the challenge of BBC4 – and her search for a new Miranda Jeremy Clarkson was toppled as BBC2's unofficial troublemaker-in-chief by Ricky Gervais and his sitcom, Life's Too Short. Critics said it was...
Melbourne Age, May 4, 2012
...recipe writer or a cookbook author or a food historian. That took care of everyone from Apicius and A.A. Gill to Michael Symons and Reay Tannahill. How food writing has changed. Margaret Visser's Much Depends on Dinner popularised an anthropological...
The Independent, April 28, 2012
...Red Fox has re-released the popular children's book, first published in 2000, with a swish new jacket, and Allan has changed the colour of Her Majesty's hair from brown to grey. Allan once told Between the Covers how he met the Queen at her 2001 garden...
Guardian.co.uk, April 28, 2012
...The classics professor's collected blogs make a delightful set of observations to dip into In the introduction to this second volume of her blog writings, Mary Beard asserts that writing a blog is "rather like going to the gym: easy to start… harder...
The Arts Desk, April 28, 2012
...Yeah butt, no butt: our columnist sifts through the fag-ends of the cultural week Share Are you sitting comfortably? And if so, why? - David Walliams channels Roald Dahl There’s something in the water at the commissioning editors’ local, I think,...
New York Times, April 27, 2012
...uttered at any point in its history, embroidered in gold braid on the uniforms of every petty official. A. A. GILL is a contributing editor for Vanity Fair and a features� writer for The Sunday Times of London. His upcoming book about America will be...
Square Meal, February 29, 2012
...Square Meal Selections The New Year has seen London’s critics hit the capital’s restaurants with vigour, most of them opting for places offering simple concepts and no-nonsense food. High-end fast-food joint Burger & Lobster gets the thumbs up from...
BBC Top Gear, February 27, 2012
...I also studied English. Not that you'd realise this if you've just read the first paragraph. But let's not get bogged down here with sentence construction. The point is, I spent two years sitting in a room where a man who never used to shake his penis...
Central Queensland News, February 24, 2012
...Tags: abu dhabi, dubai, property, united arab emirates The Burj Khalifa also revives the "skyscraper index" - the idea that extreme height is a bellwether of irrational exuberance. DUBAI is another planet. They do things differently there. Inevitably, I...
Coffs Coast Advocate, February 24, 2012
...Tags: abu dhabi, dubai, property, united arab emirates The Burj Khalifa also revives the "skyscraper index" - the idea that extreme height is a bellwether of irrational exuberance. DUBAI is another planet. They do things differently there. Inevitably, I...
Gladstone Observer, February 24, 2012
...Tags: abu dhabi, dubai, property, united arab emirates The Burj Khalifa also revives the "skyscraper index" - the idea that extreme height is a bellwether of irrational exuberance. DUBAI is another planet. They do things differently there. Inevitably, I...
Morning Bulletin, February 24, 2012
...Tags: abu dhabi, dubai, property, united arab emirates The Burj Khalifa also revives the "skyscraper index" - the idea that extreme height is a bellwether of irrational exuberance. DUBAI is another planet. They do things differently there. Inevitably, I...
Gatton Star, February 24, 2012
...Tags: abu dhabi, dubai, property, united arab emirates The Burj Khalifa also revives the "skyscraper index" - the idea that extreme height is a bellwether of irrational exuberance. DUBAI is another planet. They do things differently there. Inevitably, I...
