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	title:	Psychogeography
	author:	Will Self
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
	released:	October 22, 2007
	isbn:	0747590338
	isbn-13:	9780747590330

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Customer Reviews
Jeremy Clarkson does Situationism - Rated Numinous, reify, rentier, Tudorbethan. And that's just about all that distinguishes Self from any other Hampsteady Sunday supplement copyfiller these days. Oh, and the smack and the anarchy too. Local colour, you could call it. I wonder what he will do next? Perhaps he'll do something radical and return to his corpo-talk roots, perhaps a spell with GE's Ecomagination division? Time will tell. A Rambling Coffee Table Book - Rated Will Self most be one one of the few literary novelists who has regularly starred in a comedy gameshow, Shooting Stars, so you would think he would have a broad sense of humour that could be apppreciated by a wide section of society. Instead Self is the Marmite of the literary world - some, like me, think his works ambrosia; others would rather eat a rat kebab than read him. Ralph Steadman's illustrations are great but the pieces are too short and a little too arch to be appealling. Will is usually a great travel writer but this collection doesn't convey a concrete expression of place. This is a collection of journalism whose whole is less than a sum of its parts. Not bad but not essential for even an avid Selfophile.

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Jeremy Clarkson does Situationism - Rated 2/5
Numinous, reify, rentier, Tudorbethan.
And that's just about all that distinguishes Self from any other Hampsteady Sunday supplement copyfiller these days. Oh, and the smack and the anarchy too. Local colour, you could call it.
I wonder what he will do next? Perhaps he'll do something radical and return to his corpo-talk roots, perhaps a spell with GE's Ecomagination division? Time will tell.

A Rambling Coffee Table Book - Rated 3/5
Will Self most be one one of the few literary novelists who has regularly starred in a comedy gameshow, Shooting Stars, so you would think he would have a broad sense of humour that could be apppreciated by a wide section of society. Instead Self is the Marmite of the literary world - some, like me, think his works ambrosia; others would rather eat a rat kebab than read him. Ralph Steadman's illustrations are great but the pieces are too short and a little too arch to be appealling. Will is usually a great travel writer but this collection doesn't convey a concrete expression of place. This is a collection of journalism whose whole is less than a sum of its parts. Not bad but not essential for even an avid Selfophile.