Born to be Riled by Jeremy Clarkson is a riotous collection of the journalist’s vintage columns, filled with his signature wit and unapologetic humour. First published in 1999, this book offers a glimpse into Clarkson’s sharp observations of the world, especially from behind the wheel of a car. Known for his irreverent style, Clarkson hilariously critiques everything from the ridiculousness of modern society to the quirks of his own countrymen. Topics range from the absurdities of celebrity culture to the baffling nature of political correctness, all through the lens of Clarkson’s no-holds-barred humour.
Whether it’s the challenges of driving on UK roads, or his disdain for overly serious cultural norms, Born to be Riled delivers comic relief in abundance. Clarkson’s writing, filled with personal anecdotes and keen insights, tackles the world’s annoyances and contradictions with a biting yet entertaining approach. Perfect for fans of Clarkson’s television career and anyone looking for an entertaining take on modern life, this collection is bound to have you laughing while shaking your head in disbelief at the absurdities it exposes.
A great choice for readers who enjoy dark humour and satirical observations about the world around them.
