Forgive us for being self-indulgent, but we’d like you to put your knife and fork down, pause Netflix and spare a thought for creative writers.
Tasked with putting their own spin on events, creative writers often delve into satire in an attempt to exaggerate the personality traits of their subjects.
But, as the world goes to hell in a handcart, this task is becoming increasingly impossible. How can you write a piece about Boris Johnson when, just 24 hours later, he’ll take a journalist’s phone before hiding in a fridge?
How can you write about Jurgen Klopp, when he pulls a hamstring seconds after bellowing into the face of the four …
- May 24, 2023
