Tommy Gilhooly
@tommygilhooly.bsky.social
Writing: Literary Review, The Telegraph, The Fence, Vittles, Engelsberg Ideas
Pitbull stew, anyone? @tommygilhooly.bsky.social speaks to the founders of the controversial pop-up roadkill restaurant KHAM about the highs and lows of cooking things killed on the roads of London www.boundlessmagazine.com/p/roadkill-p...
Roadkill: plat de nuit
Tommy Gilhooly tucks in to the culture of cuisine killed on the road
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'If people really engaged with the countryside, really understood it, I think there would be fewer calls for more access.' @patrickgalbraith.bsky.social speaks to @tommygilhooly.bsky.social about his book, Uncommon Ground (@harpercollins.bsky.social). Here: thelondonmagazine.org/interview-un...
Interview | Uncommon Ground: An Interview with Patrick Galbraith - The London Magazine
'I don’t think that we treat the rural working-classes well, to the extent we even recognise they exist.' Patrick Galbraith speaks to Tommy Gilhooly.
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'Sustainability and isolation can be disastrous. We’ve got to come together constantly.' @tommygilhooly.bsky.social speaks to John Cornwell about his true crime classic Earth to Earth (@quercusbooks.bsky.social). Read the full interview here: thelondonmagazine.org/interview-jo...
Interview | John Cornwell on Death in Devon and Ted Hughes's Theory of the Troglodyte - The London Magazine
John Cornwell discusses Earth to Earth, true crime, Ted Hughes's theory of the troglodyte and what might exactly have happened on that day in Devon in 1975.
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"Dining in the Bittern, with co-owners Hugh, Frances and Oisín Daviesholding court from the open kitchen, one is indeed reminded of a bygone world. It seems close to the one cooked up in A. J. Liebling’s Between Meals: An Appetite for Paris." @tommygilhooly.bsky.social
Like eunuchs in a brothel
Tommy Gilhooly sits down with The Yellow Bittern's Hugh Corcoran, London's most controversial chef, to discuss the horror of small plates and where critics go wrong
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@tommygilhooly.bsky.social essay 'Dear Chris Kraus, Ovid, Saul Bellow...', written in the form of a letter itself, delves into the evolution of the epistolary form, tracing how letters—real and fictional—forge connections across time and textual realities. thelondonmagazine.org/article/essa...
Essay | Dear Chris Kraus & Ovid & Saul Bellow... by Tommy Gilhooly - The London Magazine
In an essay from our October / November 2024 issue, Tommy Gilhooly examines the epistolary novel, autofiction and Chris Kraus' 'I Love Dick'.
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