Look At It This Way
Justin Cartwright
A so-so tale of nineties London with corrupt City brokers,
shallow advertising executives, shallow art academics, underworld
criminal types and old-time comedians. The author can write and
there are some funny passages but the whole thing is
unsatisfying. There are also some unbelievable generalisations
about how Londoners eat and how middle-class English nannies look
which are very irritating.
Bob 21/12/03
By the same author
The frames have
gone all funny - click to make it good.