The Capitol, Horsham"I'm not saying I'm perfect," says Sean Hughes, as he mocks all the things the rest of us do wrong. But part of Hughes's charm is that he does claim to be, if not perfect, then at least right. It's an audacious trick, which involves first presenting himself as a paunchy, ageing singleton, then recasting that persona " not as failing at life, but a principled opt-out. He has sacrificed everything f…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:33AM on October 16, 2017