Absolutely Chelsea ask Ticky Hedley-Dent some questions about forthcoming title Murdered in Chelsea
‘I wanted the book to have insider knowledge so I set it in my ‘old’ hood’
Ticky Hedley-Dent speaks to Absolutely Chelsea about forthcoming title Murdered in Chelsea. Make sure you get your copy this July!
Ticky Hedley-Dent on dog owners spending more money on their pets’ grooming than themselves
Ticky Hedley-Dent writes about owners spending more money on grooming their pets than on themselves for You Magazine. Murdered in Chelsea by Ticky Hedley-Dent is out this July! Make sure you get a copy…
The Launch of Simpson and I: Between Two Worlds by Oggy Boytchev
We were delighted to launch Simpson and I: Between Two Worlds by Oggy Boytchev last night at the Osborne Studio Gallery. It was a fantastic evening and Oggy Boytchev read the following note from John Simpson:
‘I enjoyed Oggy’s book very much indeed, and although not all of his memories match mine exactly I’m willing
Brian Sewell speaks to the Daily Mail about being diagnosed with cancer and undergoing surgery
‘With his thoughts turned towards mortality, he has considered what will happen to his body after death. ‘I wish I could leave it to Pedigree Chum,’ he said. ‘I really don’t see why dog lovers shouldn’t end up as dogs’ dinners.’
For the first time Brian Sewell speaks out about being diagnosed with cancer
Our Chairman on his 1989 interview with Yehudi Menuhin
No, because I had to play the violin. The violin is relentless, and all the adulation in the world won’t enable you to play in tune unless you play in tune. When you measure yourself not by trivial adulation but by the work you have to do, then your measure is quite different. You can’t
Our Chairman Naim Attallah blogs about the publication of Growing Old by Des Wilson
‘So Oldies, don’t despair – for life is full of unforeseen surprises, which in the main have their own rewarding qualities.’
Our Chairman Naim Attallah blogs about the publication of Growing Old by Des Wilson. Order your copy today!
A damning critique of the deputy PM by Des Wilson
‘What will it say on his political tombstone? Here lies Nick Clegg – a man who came to power too easily and then made too many mistakes.’
Des Wilson writes a damning critique of deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg for The Mail on Sunday. Order your copy of Growing Old by Des Wilson today!