Will Self
Will Self is the author of seven novels, six collections of stories and five collections of non-fiction. His most recent novel is The Butt. He writes the Madness of Crowds column for the New Statesman as well as the Real Meals column.
Articles by Will Self
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Out of Africa. To his admirers, Rimbaud is the archetypal Romantic poet-adventurer. But was he really a slave-trader, seedy pederast and gun-runner? Will Self on the man behind the myth
- 25 September 2000
Rimbaud Graham Robb Picador, 552pp, £20 ISBN 0330482823
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Resurrecting the Third Republic. Who was Jean Moulin? Will Self unravels the myths enshrouding the elusive hero of the French resistance
- 31 July 2000
The death of Jean Moulin: biography of a ghost Patrick Marnham John Murray, 290pp, £20 ISBN 0719559197
By my tenth novel, I shall find myself tap-happy in the Piazza San Marco, talking to my agent on my mobile
- 13 March 2000
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I danced to a decadent drum. An impressive study of the Brit-Art scene prompts Will Self to relive his drunken nights out with a group of over-hyped cartoonists masquerading as serious artists
- 31 January 2000
High Art Lite Julian Stallabrass Verso, 342pp, £22 ISBN 1859847218
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I travel
- 22 November 1999
On Holiday: A History of Vacationing Orvar Lofgren University of California Press, 370pp, £18.50 ISBN 0520217675
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Auto-destruction
- 22 January 1999
Sir Vidia's Shadow Paul Theroux Hamish Hamilton, 384pp, £17.99
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The ghost in the machine. What happens in the brain when we remember? A new study of trends in neuroscience attempts to unravel one of the mysteries of consciousness
- 08 January 1999
Memory Patricia Fara and Karalyn Patterson (editors) Cambridge University Press, 207pp, £17.95
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Future shocks
- 27 November 1998
What Remains To Be Discovered John Maddox Macmillan, 434pp, £20
