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The book tries its best to answer the following question: What defines a Londoner? Is a Londoner someone who was born in London? Is it someone who moved there 20 years ago? 10 years ago? 5 years ago? Or is a Londoner someone who knows how the city works, how it breathes. Someone that can navigate th...
i have this thing. a visa may come through in 30 days, but in the meantime I'm in holding pattern above an asian country. in the meantime, not wanting to spend cash if I'm going to be in school for a year (or more), those amazon.com and bn.com and ibooks.com specials at 3.99 or 2.99 or 1.99 are irre...
Ok, not one million luckily, or I would resort to self-harm. This is just a collection of dialogues which are occasionally funny or original but get old rather quickly. There is a lot of playing on stereotypes and people not meaning what they say and not saying what they mean. There are sprouts of r...
I don't envy journalist Craig Taylor; he had to pick and choose from hundreds and hundreds of interviews to create this book.In the tradition of books like Studs Terkel's "Working," "Londoners ..." is told via the vox populi (voice of the people). With occupations ranging from on the dole to stock ...
Abridged by Pete Nichols.NOT FOR ME AT THIS TIMEblurb - Craig Taylor's book has given new voice to Londoners; the rich and the poor, the native and the immigrant; men and women. It continues an oral tradition that goes back to Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor, published in the mid-ni...
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