The Twitter address http://twitter.com/willself is emphatically not that belonging to the British author Will Self, as should be evident when you read it (even though it now looks as if it has been “recaptured” by the real Will Self – it has not). Will Self’s Twitter address is http://twitter.com/wself
The unbelievable truth …
… is that Will Self is going to be on the Radio 4 programme on Monday April 13 at 6.30pm with Jack Dee, Jeremy Hardy and Fred MacAulay. Hosted by David Mitchell. You can listen to it here for a while.
This stylish show should bite the hand that feeds it
“I’ve always known when a TV series is starting to bite with me — I begin consciously organising my life around its scheduling.
“It’s happened with a string of US-made drama series that shame our home-grown television, including The Wire and The Sopranos. So it’s proved with Mad Men, an Emmy-award-winning show, made for cable — or at least, up until the halfway mark of each season.”
To read the rest of Will Self’s Evening Standard column, go here.
Nuclear disarmament starts at home, ‘Bush-lite’ Obama
“Is it only me, or is anyone else getting a weird feeling of ‘Dubya Lite’ coming off the shapely form of Barack Obama as he tools Air Force One around the world, a-meetin’ and a-greetin’?
“It was bad serendipity indeed that bouffant-haired nutter Kim Jong-il chose to launch his duff ICBM on the same day Obama stood up in Prague and committed himself to a world without nuclear weapons, but even so I remain unconvinced that North Korea’s nuclear ambitions really are the biggest threat to peace that we face.
“Let’s step out of the comfort zone of Western power just for a second and try and see the world from a different perspective: here we have the man who has his finger on the trigger of the biggest nuclear arms stockpile in the world, gaily telling us that the proliferation of these weapons must be stopped.”
Read the rest of Will Self’s First Post article here.
The places that choose you
Another Psychogeography interview, this time with World Hum.
Cheers, Boston
Boston Globe: “Sex on airplanes? Are you speaking from experience?”
Self: “Yes. Well, yes. Is it necessary to elaborate? Sex is ubiquitous and stereotypic. I haven’t got any extra genitalia or anything.”
Interview with the Boston Globe on Will Self’s Psychogeography book tour of the States.
Heaven with a cross to bear
Read about Will Self and his son’s trip to Sicily, in the footsteps of the cosa nostra.
The Book Quiz
Find out if Will Self and Germaine Greer beat novelist Stella Duffy and former leader of the Lib Dems Sir Menzies Campbell in The Book Quiz on BBC4 at 8.30pm tonight. You can watch again here for seven days.
Life after the Great Recession
Life in the Ministry of Fiction, according to Will Self.
Nassim Taleb interview
Will Self has interviewed Nassim Taleb, the author of Black Swan, for the May issue of GQ magazine.
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