A history of women walking.
Author: Richard Carter
A fat, bearded chap with a Charles Darwin fixation.
Book review: ‘Sense and Sensibility’ by Jane Austen
Like Jeeves and Wooster without all the ‘What-ho?!’s.
Absolutely no conflict of interest, here…
You can say what you like about outgoing bus-liar Boris Johnson, but he could never be accused of taking ‘levelling up’ seriously.
Shits desert sinking rat
BBC: Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid quit Boris Johnson’s cabinet The chancellor and health secretary have resigned from government, saying they no longer have confidence in Boris Johnson to lead the country.
Book review: ‘The Northern Question’ by Tom Hazeldine
British politics and the North-South divide.
Book review: ‘The Practice’ by Seth Godin
A bunch of bullet points with the bullets removed.
Book review: ‘84, Charing Cross Road‘ by Helene Hanff
A book-lovers’ classic.
Book review: ‘Song Of The Rolling Earth’ by John Lister-Kaye
A highland odyssey.
Book review: ‘Slouching Towards Bethlehem‘ by Joan Didion
Counter-cultural journalism from the Swinging Sixties.
Book review: ‘Newsletter Ninja’ by Tammi LaBrecque
Newsletter Ninja provides useful advice on building and maintaining a following for your newsletters. Perhaps the key message is you shouldn’t worry too much about subscriber numbers, but should instead concentrate on attracting the right sort of subscribers. Amen to that! Much of the advice is fairly obvious, but worth reading. Some of the main… Continue reading Book review: ‘Newsletter Ninja’ by Tammi LaBrecque