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Author: Martin Vander Weyer
Publisher: Elliott & Thompson Limited
Imprint: Elliott & Thompson Limited
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.80cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.599kg
ISBN: 9781783960163
ISBN 10: 1783960167
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 02 October 2014
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
How refreshing then to find a book that is not only a fascinating read, but also one that is written as an edifying insight into the life, experience and opinions of a thoroughly interesting individual. This book is a glorious collection of personal postcards of the financial events and histories we have lived through over the past few decades. Included are a cast of characters from the unsavoury to the deeply worrying, but ones that we either know or can certainly picture. - Justin Urquhart Stewart, FT Adviser; Martin Vander Weyer, arguably the finest financial journalist of his generation, has three priceless gifts. He has the ability to describe the most complex economic conundrums in the simplest of prose; he has an exceptionally well-developed sense of humour; and he is a Yorkshireman, by nature, if not birth. All three gifts are amply and effortlessly displayed in this splendid collection of Martin's most memorable columns from the Spectator magazine and elsewhere. - Robert Beaumount, York Press; Just the thing for the dark days after Christmas when you may be suffering from SAD or merely excess ... It should cheer you up no end. - Allan Massie, The Spectator
"""How refreshing then to find a book that is not only a fascinating read, but also one that is written as an edifying insight into the life, experience and opinions of a thoroughly interesting individual. This book is a glorious collection of personal postcards of the financial events and histories we have lived through over the past few decades. Included are a cast of characters from the unsavoury to the deeply worrying, but ones that we either know or can certainly picture."" - Justin Urquhart Stewart, FT Adviser; ""Martin Vander Weyer, arguably the finest financial journalist of his generation, has three priceless gifts. He has the ability to describe the most complex economic conundrums in the simplest of prose; he has an exceptionally well-developed sense of humour; and he is a Yorkshireman, by nature, if not birth. All three gifts are amply and effortlessly displayed in this splendid collection of Martin's most memorable columns from the Spectator magazine and elsewhere."" - Robert Beaumount, York Press; ""Just the thing for the dark days after Christmas when you may be suffering from SAD or merely excess ... It should cheer you up no end."" - Allan Massie, The Spectator"
Author Information
Martin Vander Weyer is Business Editor and Any Other Business columnist of the Spectator and a regular contributor to the Daily Telegraph and other national papers. He is the author of Falling Eagle: The Decline of Barclays Bank (2000), editor and principal author of Closing Balances: Business Obituaries from the Daily Telegraph (2006), and author of Fortune's Spear: The Story of the Blue-Blooded Rogue Behind the Most Notorious City Scandal of the 1920s (E&T, 2011).
