Marcus Berkmann

Interviews with the great, the good, the less great and the really quite bad

A review of In Confidence: Talking Frankly About Fame, by Laurie Taylor. An artful distillation of over 60 long-form TV interviews, featuring everyone from Michael Frayn to Uri Geller

Laurie Taylor interviews Sir David Attenborough [Tim Anderson for Sky Arts]
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  • In Confidence: Talking Frankly About Fame

    Laurie Taylor

    Zero Books, pp. 188

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