As I Was Saying…

It seems that Clarkson's world has certainly had its quirks recently. For a long time, Jeremy Clarkson was easily recognized as the towering figure on British television, but these days, it seems a fictional elephant might have taken over in stature. Nevertheless, in the literary world, Jeremy remains firmly in control, as one of the country's preeminent humorists for almost three decades. In 2015, he clearly shows no intention of halting his comedic journey.

In his musings, Jeremy delves into a variety of intriguing topics: whether Jesus might have found a more suitable birthplace in New Zealand, the dire consequences of reflexive pronoun misuse, how Pam Ayres’s distinctive features could outshine Gordon Gekko’s flashy image, or the idle pursuits of a television presenter with time on his hands. Jeremy’s exploration of these subjects showcases his continuous effort to make sense of life's substantial questions.

While the circumstances might shift and nothing is permanent, "As I Was Saying" brilliantly demonstrates that Jeremy remains as entertaining, perplexed, lively, candid, insightful, and stimulating as ever. There was never any reason to doubt it.