British screenwriter, novelist and actor
The unguiltiest pleasure.
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British screenwriter, novelist and actor
The unguiltiest pleasure.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 22 July 2023 source ↗
Life-affirming.
Warm and golden, and it smells delicious.
Like I would die for them in a nanosecond.
Overwhelming, discombobulating, irrational and unreasonable.
I once found myself chatting to a big handsome bloke at a party in Oslo. I said, “And what do you do?” “Well,” he said, “I am the king.” Being a great wordsmith, I zinged back, “Oh. Errm. Cool.”
I took the whole family to live in the Basque Country for a year. My children and I have a hereditary blood condition so I took out a health insurance policy. I’m still furious that none of us so much as stubbed a toe.
My inability to say no.
That it’s impossible to persuade other people of the value of the lessons that life has taught you.
So many. All childcarers and most primary teachers.
I spent an advent in my late teens throttling turkeys.
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