In the 70s and 80s, Irvine Welsh and his pal Sandy Macnair terrorised many sleepy towns throughout Britain. This is a tale of their encounters with British Rail, the Polis and the bottom of hundreds of whisky bottles. For the most part, this is an outrageously funny, readable, and very […]
I can honestly say that ‘Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error’ is a liberating read. Kathryn Schulz presents her case for ‘Wrongology’ – a complex subject exploring all aspects of fault – her basis being that we (people) have been wrong about being wrong to begin with. Sure, […]
