ENOUGH SAID

by Bernard Levin

Bernard Levin's articles in The Times have provoked, enlightened and beguiled faithful readers for decades. In this, the ninth and last selection of his journalism, Levin demonstrates the erudition, passion and integrity on which his reputation is based.

304 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Henry Bernard Levin, CBE (London School of Economics, 1952) was described by the London daily The Times as "the most famous journalist of his day". As political correspondent of The Spectator under the pseudonym "Taper", he became "the father of the modern parliamentary sketch," as The Guardian's Simon Hoggart put it. He went on to work as the drama critic for The Daily Express and later The Daily Mail, and appeared regularly on the satirical BBC programme, That Was The Week That Was. He joined The Times as a columnist in 1970, almost immediately provoking controversy and lawsuits, and left when the paper was taken over by Rupert Murdoch.