Publisher's Synopsis
The seventh collection of the journalism of Bernard Levin, covering subjects from the Gulf War to Glyndebourne, Gutenberg and the Piltdown man, also female prize-fighters, homosexual "outing" and rescuing the name of Hannibal from its current link with flesh-eating murderers.;Levin raises his voice in praise and horror, posing questions such as: "Is Michael Heseltine The Thing From Outer Space?" and "Would Jesus Christ like A.N. Wilson?" Aiming to be as irreverent, searching and disarming as ever, this volume marks Levin's 20th year as a columnist for "The Times" and his thousandth night at the opera.;Levin's other books include, "All Things Considered", "Now Read On" and "A Walk Up Fifth Avenue".
