Streetwalking with Howard Jacobson

Streetwalking with Howard Jacobson

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REMEMBER THE DAYS WHEN WAITERS DIDN'T LEAVE YOUR FOOD TO GO COLD ON THE BAR?
Yes, it was a hot day.
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WHEN ONE BAGEL SHOULD BE ENOUGH
As a matter of course and before waiting to see how generous the servings were going to be in any restaurant we went to, my father ordered two of…
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SUMMER OF HATE
I relish a summer garden party as much as the next man –golden fields baking in the heat, the smell of simmering sausages and sun cream, the young in…
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Of Jews, rats and Gary Lineker
Whereof one knows nothing, thereof one must remain silent
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HARVARD: BARBARIANS AT THE GATES, IGNORAMUSES ON THE LAWN
Streetwalking with Howard Jacobson is a reader-supported publication.
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THE REST IS SILENCE
Well, that’s a bit melodramatic, I grant you.
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GAZUMP
I’ve written to Donald Trump to suggest that when he builds his new Fun Atlantis for the Mega Tasteless in Gaza it should be called
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Streetwalking with Howard Jacobson
Streetwalking with Howard Jacobson
I have written over twenty books, including seventeen novels, and won the Booker Prize for fiction. Words are my faith, novels my passion, great novelists my paragons of truth. You might think I should get out more. You are right.
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