Andrew Anthony

Andrew Anthony is a journalist who has written for The Guardian since 1990,^[1] and The Observer.^[2] Anthony is also the author of On Penalties (2000) and The Fall-Out (2007).He also gave the voice for the EA Sports slogan It's in the game.

Published works

• On Penalties (Yellow Jersey Press, 2000)
• The Fallout: How a Guilty Liberal Lost His Innocence (Jonathan Cape, 2007)

Reviews

• "The chapters are entitled Shock, Shame, Anger, Denial and Guilt – as if lifted from a textbook on popular psychology. The word "albeit" crops up throughout. The author's disillusionment with multiculturalism begins well before 9/11, when he reads a report on the future of cultural diversity in Britain compiled by men and women who are liberal in their outlook. It may sit well with Andrew Anthony to pronounce the death of multicultural society, but for those of us who have come here from other countries, multiculturalism cannot and must not fail."^[3]
• "The guilty liberalism he excoriates, in a book that retains a force and a passion and an insistence that you examine the thoughts you think that you think through some 300 finely written pages, is not a definition of the contemporary left, but a barrier to its development."^[4]
• "A timely, pertinent, and brilliantly argued book about the crisis in left-liberalism."^[5]

References

1. "Andrew Anthony". The Guardian. 2015. Retrieved 12 April 2015.
2. Anthony, Andrew (2015). "The Observer". andrewanthony.org. Retrieved 12 April 2015.
3. Ahmed, Iqbal (14 September 2007). "The Fallout, by Andrew Anthony". The Independent. London.
4. Lloyd, John (2 September 2007). "The Fallout, by Andrew Anthony". The Observer. London.
5. Hornby, Nick (November 2007). "The Fallout, by Andrew Anthony". The Believer. San Francisco.

External links

• Profile at the Guardian
• Anthony Andrew's page on Randomhouse.co.nz
• "Andrew Anthony: My book upset a few people - and now I'm a racist". The Independent. London. 5 October 2007. Retrieved 2009-10-27.