Brian Viner's Books
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The Good, The Dad and the UglyFrom bestselling author Brian Viner, an hilarious account of being a hapless Dad and the trials of bringing up children and keeping sane.Read More -
Cream Teas, Traffic Jams and SunburnA painfully well-observed and hilariously funny look at the British holiday - from Blackpool to Barcelona and from Mauritius to MargateRead More
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Ali, Pelé, Lillee and MeA brilliantly funny and revealing look at the sporting heroes of the author's 1970s boyhood -- and his experiences of meeting many of them in real lifRead More
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Nice to See It, To See It, NiceA wonderfully warm and witty memoir of growing up in front of the television in the 1970s -- by a man who went on to become a professional TV critic.Read More
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The Pheasants' RevoltBased on his much-loved column in the INDEPENDENT, this is the hugely enjoyable and hilarious sequel to TALES OF THE COUNTRY.Read More
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Tales of the CountryBased on his much-loved column in the 'Independent', this is a hugely enjoyable and hilarious account of Brian Viner's family's first year in the counRead More
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Irish Independent, September 17, 2012
...Downe House in Berkshire, as Kate Middleton would later attend. Not surprisingly, Balding was head girl. She is, Brian Viner once surmised "one of nature's head girls". She was an enthusiastic rider in her teens -- she learnt to ride before she could...
Huddersfield Daily Examiner, September 8, 2012
...her children, Eleanor, now 19, Joseph, 17, and Jacob, 14. Now living in rural Herefordshire with journalist husband Brian Viner, she is a full-time writer. ?I always enjoyed writing but considered sitting down and writing a novel an indulgence,? she said...
Huddersfield Daily Examiner, September 8, 2012
...her children, Eleanor, now 19, Joseph, 17, and Jacob, 14. Now living in rural Herefordshire with journalist husband Brian Viner, she is a full-time writer. ?I always enjoyed writing but considered sitting down and writing a novel an indulgence,? she said...
The Independent, May 5, 2013
...into football reporting won’t die with his self-inflicted demise. Chris Bowers Ringmer, East Sussex I find Brian Viner’s article (4 May) on Stuart Hall rather bizarre. I have asked a number of friends about the Seventies and the consensus is as...
HighBeam Research, May 5, 2013
...Brian Viner bravely enters the snooker vs gardening row, and explains to the mystified why he is mesmerised Every year, on the first May bank holiday weekend, as snooker's world...
BDlive, February 24, 2013
...Today we have more oil than we need, writes Brian Viner. What will be the consequences of this boom?...
Mail Online UK, February 19, 2013
...on Sunday aged 79 Good Life star had a long battle with lung disease and died 'peacefully' By Brian Viner Are flags flying at half-mast in Surbiton today? They certainly should be. In six decades of situation comedy on British television, only a handful...
Mail Online UK, February 18, 2013
...on Sunday aged 79 Good Life star had a long battle with lung disease and died 'peacefully' By Brian Viner Are flags flying at half-mast in Surbiton today? They certainly should be. In six decades of situation comedy on British television, only a handful...
Todays Golfer, February 14, 2013
...special. If all that isn't enough we've got the usual columns with Ian Poulter, John Huggan, Brian Viner and Geoff Ogilvy and instruction from David Leadbetter, Tom Watson and Butch Harmon...
