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Jeremy Clarkson | If You’d Just Let Me Finish

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  • If You’d Just Let Me Finish! is the seventh volume in Jeremy Clarkson’s The World According to Clarkson series, bringing together another entertaining collection of his characteristically outspoken observations on modern life. In a world that seems to become stranger by the day, Clarkson turns his attention to politics, society, travel, popular culture and the countless everyday absurdities guaranteed to provoke his amusement – or irritation.

    From veganism and meditation to Blackpool, Palmyra and Tom Cruise, few subjects escape Clarkson’s irreverent scrutiny. Provocative, opinionated and frequently hilarious, the collection combines social commentary with the unmistakably dry and exaggerated humour that has made Clarkson one of Britain’s most recognisable broadcasters and columnists. It is an entertaining choice for established fans and anyone who enjoys sharp, unapologetic observations on contemporary life.

  • • Publisher: Michael Joseph / Penguin Books Ltd
    • Language: English
    • Cover: Hardback
    • Publication date: October 18, 2018
    • Number of pages: 384
    • Dimensions: approximately 241 × 164 × 37 mm
    • Weight: approximately 611 g
    • Category: Humor, Essays, Society and Culture, Nonfiction
    • Topics: Great Britain, Contemporary Society, Politics, Popular Culture, Travel, Cars