Jeremy Lee: A Life In…
For the first in our new editorial series, A Life In… we joined Quo Vadis’s chef-proprietor Jeremy Lee for lunch of a martini and a smoked eel sandwich, and let him regale us with stories of a life spent in kitchens, from his mum’s cooking in Dundee, to his favourite cookbooks, and those famous meringues.
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Conversations
Loose Threads: Ira Silverberg
Read more >Ira Silverberg has been a leading figure in New York’s literary scene in the 1980s. We caught up with him at his home in Bellport, Long Island, for a long lunch and to be regaled with stories about everyone from JT LeRoy to William Burroughs, to his time as the doorman at the Limelight and as the Literature Director of The National Endowment of the Arts under Barack Obama.
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Loose Threads: Lulu Graham
Read more >On a sunny autumn’s day on the Upper East Side, Lulu Graham talks us through her personal style and fashion history, as we visit some of New York’s finest culinary institutions.
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In Conversation: Geoff Dyer
Read more >“I’ve become a more serious writer as I’ve got funnier” — Geoff Dyer on growing older, growing up and giving up tennis.
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Art
In the Studio with Jackson Joyce
Read more >A trip to Brooklyn to meet a painter who showcases the beauty of small moments
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A Conversation with W. David Marx
Read more >In Tokyo with the renowned author and authority on Japanese and American clothing and contemporary culture
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In the Studio with Paul Housley
A conversation with the British painter in his East London work spaceRead more > -
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Drake’s in Tokyo: A Conversation with Keiji Kaneko
In Aoyama with the man behind a great place to go shoppingRead more > -
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A Tokyo Style Story with Toshihiro Yasutake
The Japanese style guru wears a selection from our perennial and winter collectionsRead more > -
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Gone Fishing with Atsushi Hasegawa
By the water in Somerset with the multi-faceted fly fishermanRead more >
