Rachel Cooke

@MsRachelCooke

Observer writer, New Statesman TV critic. Her Brilliant Career published by Virago in UK & Harper in US

London
Joined July 2013
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  1. Apr 4

    My Notebook, starring Diana Vreeland and Jonathan Meades (what more do you want?)

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  2. Mar 30

    Graphic novel of the month: c’est fantastique!

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  3. Mar 28

    Two hours to go. The excitement isn’t building, is it?

    Is Line of Duty gaslighting me? I’m not sure, writes .
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  4. Mar 28

    Me on department stores, with added Penelope Fitzgerald, Richard Hawley and vanilla slices

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  5. Mar 28

    With all the talk of how boys behave in school, this fantastic, funny book couldn’t be more well-timed. Fathers, read it with your daughters!

    It's Graphic Novel of the Month for ESTHER'S NOTEBOOKS by (tr. Sam Taylor)!! Thanks to for : 'These funny, well observed comics are fantastically daring... Sattouf has drawn a portrait of a generation'
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    Mar 26

    Join me and Dr at this year’s . Our talk on the difference between grief and mourning is available to watch from 9am tomorrow. £20 gets you access to the whole programme of events on demand.

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  7. Mar 23

    This is marvellous (Yemeni honey is the best honey)

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    Mar 22

    "Watching the new series has made me wonder if I need to up my intake of vitamin D or something." on the new Line of Duty.

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  9. Mar 21

    The great Egyptian feminist Nawal El Saadawi has died. She was 89. I went to Cairo to meet her in 2015. She was great. Fierce, brave, contrarian. And funny

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  10. Mar 21

    Well done Penguin Classics, for putting together a big book of feminist writing that no feminist - or, in fact, human being - could possibly use!

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  11. Mar 20

    Very glad to have got Barry Noble’s Roxy Nite Spot in the paper at last

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  12. Mar 19

    As the cocktail hour approaches, the queue is long at the Francis Crick Institute - the Chanel boutique of vaccination centres

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    Mar 19

    The film showed the terrible, slow-motion days leading up to Flack’s death. on Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death.

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    Mar 19

    If you are listening to Desert Island Discs you may enjoy our excellent ⁦⁩ I/v with Louise Casey: 'Are we ever going to create a Britain for everyone?' By ⁦⁩

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  15. Mar 17

    I am going to be jabbed on Friday (truly amazing, given that I am only 38!)

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  16. Mar 17

    'A beacon of change': new film to celebrate life of ceramicist Clarice Cliff

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  17. Mar 15

    Jesus Christ on a bike

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    Mar 14

    The Mirror and the Palette by Jennifer Higgie review – five centuries of the female gaze

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    Mar 15

    "Not for nothing is the woodland known as Paradise." on her lifelong love of Upper Teesdale

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    Mar 11

    Free with Sunday's paper - Secret Britain, a travel guide. Observer writers including and on their favourite off-the-beaten-track destinations.

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