Supping With The Devils
Hugo Young(Author)
Atlantic Books (Publisher)
Published on 28. January 2004
Book
Paperback/Softback
368 pages
978-1-84354-227-8 (ISBN)
Description
'One of the greatest liberal voices of our age. I have never admired a journalist more than I have admired Hugo.' Chris Patten
Supping with the Devils brings together Hugo Young's incisive and wide-ranging journalism. Starting with the 1980s, it interprets the major events that have punctuated British political life, from the resignation of Margaret Thatcher to the rise of New Labour. But it is more than a book about party politics. Urgent, penetrating and always original, these articles, taken together, confirm Young's reputation as our most morally engaged commentator.
'It's a cruel blow to have lost such a clear, strong voice at a time when we most need to hear it. Hugo was one of those few people whom one feels better for having known.' Robin Cook
'This beautifully produced book shows that Young's claim to posterity is well-founded. Indeed it bears witness to the power of his journalism of explanation, integrity and detachment.' Observer'In all he did, Hugo Young was a gracious and lucid guardian of civilised values... an incisive editorial writer with a fine indignation.' Harold Evans
Supping with the Devils brings together Hugo Young's incisive and wide-ranging journalism. Starting with the 1980s, it interprets the major events that have punctuated British political life, from the resignation of Margaret Thatcher to the rise of New Labour. But it is more than a book about party politics. Urgent, penetrating and always original, these articles, taken together, confirm Young's reputation as our most morally engaged commentator.
'It's a cruel blow to have lost such a clear, strong voice at a time when we most need to hear it. Hugo was one of those few people whom one feels better for having known.' Robin Cook
'This beautifully produced book shows that Young's claim to posterity is well-founded. Indeed it bears witness to the power of his journalism of explanation, integrity and detachment.' Observer'In all he did, Hugo Young was a gracious and lucid guardian of civilised values... an incisive editorial writer with a fine indignation.' Harold Evans
Reviews / Votes
'This beautifully produced book shows that Young's claim to posterity is well-founded. Indeed, it bears witness to the power of his journalism of explanation, integrity and detachment' ObserverMore details
Edition
Main
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 197 mm
Width: 130 mm
Thickness: 27 mm
Weight
345 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-84354-227-8 (9781843542278)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Hugo Young (1938-2003) was a political columnist for the Guardian. A three-time winner of 'Columnist of the Year' in the British Press Awards, he was previously political editor of the Sunday Times. He was also a frequent broadcaster and wrote for numerous magazines, including the New Yorker and the London Review of Books.