A Legend In His Own Minefield
John MendelssohnPolitics, popular culture, sports, self-help, self-sabotage, and satire from the greatest writer in the English language, or at least someone whose work you're likely to enjoy.
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Even More Common Misconceptions About the Brits
AGEISM is a teleplay I wrote three years ago. It seems to have been neither produced nor even bought! The depicted young woman is probably 70 as I write this.
The fact, in most instances, is that the Brit is dying to bare his soul to you,...
Some Common Misconceptions About the Brits
You’ll read in many guidebooks that the British love queuing. That this lie has been published so many times confirms the British tendency toward malicious puckishness. The fact is that the British loathe queuing. It reminds them of a time...
Brits and Sport(s)
American college kids commonly sing their school’s ridiculous “fight song,” all about how stalwart and strong and thoroughly wonderful the athletes who sneer at them contemptuously in the school cafeteria are, and about how the singer signs...
Poolside With Brits
But back to our holiday. I am mindful that it would be impossible to concentrate on anything much more demanding than Jackie Collins out by a typical swimming pool, as there isn’t a pool area anywhere Brits holiday en masse that doesn’t pla...
What the Brits Do Dreadfully
Do not, under any circumstances, plan on coming to the UK between June and mid-September. When the temperature rises above 18 degrees Celsius, the locals gleefully break out their summer attire, and in many cases it’s not an appetising sigh...
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Graphic designer, writer, songwriter, actor, soft-hearted misanthrope, fabulist American expat living in England, where most of the music I love most, other than my own, came from.
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