John Walsh
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 03 April 2007
'It's one thing for a man to be an IRA sympathiser. But to say he was gay as well? Show some respect!'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 20 March 2007
'The concept of the UnderCity won't catch on in Britain. We get scared in the basement of Harvey Nicks'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 13 March 2007
'No appearance by the Colette of Camden Town is complete without a familiar figure a-lurking'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 06 March 2007
'The simple affection of Profumo and Mosley for their miscreant dads would melt the sternest heart'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 27 February 2007
'A crime, right here, under my nose! I sprang to the telephone and called the police at once'
John Walsh: Tales of the Carnival
Published: 20 February 2007
'Rio's Sambadrome is the most flamboyantly tacky, over-the-top parade you've ever seen'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 13 February 2007
'When it comes to being revealed as a former criminal or a former prat, we'd happily choose the criminal'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 06 February 2007
'Let us see off the developers with a barrage of sourdough loaves and handmade truffles!'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 30 January 2007
'Frankly, I feel more surveyed, spied on and flash-filmed than Shilpa Shetty, and I'm sick of it'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 23 January 2007
'Eh, Ambassador, wi' these pork pies and pints of Bass, you're bloody spoiling us, y'are'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 16 January 2007
'The behavioural fascists tell us we must get organised. Nonsense. Mess is good!'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 09 January 2007
'Depending on how you're feeling that evening, Romeo and Juliet needn't die in the tomb after all'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 02 January 2007
'The day is near when random words will start appearing in my conversation, as though I'm reciting concrete poetry'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 26 December 2006
'Hollywood has become fixated on movies about authors, however unpromising the subject matter'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 19 December 2006
'I've been approached by the US film industry and asked to write for them. Hurrah! Fame, riches and women await'
John Walsh: Blog. Is there an uglier word in the entire history of our language?
Published: 17 December 2006
Comfort zones, default positions, identity theft. I ask you!
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 12 December 2006
'I have an unshakeable image of the bishop in full regalia, weaving from Hyde Park to Southwark'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 05 December 2006
'The biggest threat to life in Egypt isn't bombs, pirates or bird flu - it's Cairo's drivers. Absolutely crazy'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 28 November 2006
Stick a toe into the huge, still pond of history, and you'll be amazed how fast it churns up into a tsunami.
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 21 November 2006
'Now pay attention, 007. This may look like a plate of sushi, but when Stelth is involved...'
John Walsh: He may look like a sad Samurai, but we're falling for David Gest
Published: 19 November 2006
To a pair of baby alligators he said, "Weren't you at my wedding?" - Recollections of marriage to Liza were sweet or hilariously rude
John Walsh: Tales Of The City
Published: 14 November 2006
'During the encore, my plastic tooth flew out across Wembley Arena. Oh, the wages of vanity '
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 07 November 2006
'Like David Attenborough clucking over a stricken yak, one wonders what will come of tragic Battersea Power Station'
John Walsh: Tales of the City
Published: 31 October 2006
'The whiff of Sixties hippiedom and Nelson Mandela saintliness are, I'm sure, unconscious'
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