Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Jeremy Clarkson is a British institution. Renowned on these shores for his colourful antics on such programmes as Top Gear and Grand Tour, there is, however, another side to him that is less well known on this side of the water, but equally entertaining.
He writes for The Sunday Times.
His hilarious newspaper columns, which run once a week, to national acclaim, are periodically compiled, forming first-rate collections of brief and pithy essays, on a battery of topics, that have consistently captivated Britain and sold in the millions; and it is these that bear discovery over here.
Beginning with The World According to Clarkson, and progressing through such gems as How Hard Can It Be?, Round the Bend and Driven to Distraction, his latest is If You'd Just Let Me Finish, but any one of them is a dabbler's delight.
British humour at its brightest and best.
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Jeremy Clarkson is a British institution. Renowned on these shores for his colourful antics on such programmes as Top Gear and Grand Tour, there is, however, another side to him that is less well known on this side of the water, but equally entertaining.
He writes for The Sunday Times.
His hilarious newspaper columns, which run once a week, to national acclaim, are periodically compiled, forming first-rate collections of brief and pithy essays, on a battery of topics, that have consistently captivated Britain and sold in the millions; and it is these that bear discovery over here.
Beginning with The World According to Clarkson, and progressing through such gems as How Hard Can It Be?, Round the Bend and Driven to Distraction, his latest is If You'd Just Let Me Finish, but any one of them is a dabbler's delight.
British humour at its brightest and best.
More humour video book reviews at
bookreviewsandvideos.com/category/humorous-books-reviewed
