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Berger's commitment to the mining communities was more than emotional, it was visceral - * New Statesman *

Praise for John Berger: 'John Berger seems to me peerless -- SUSAN SONTAG

John Berger has made the world a better place to live in. I do not say this lightly -- ARUNDHATI ROY

[He] reminds us of what most contemporary writing would have us forget, which is that great writers are distinguished, ultimately, by the quality of their humanity -- GEOFF DYER

There are a few authors that can change the way you look at the world through their writing and John Berger is one of them -- JARVIS COCKER

An ongoing inspiration as to how books should be written (and photography used) -- ALAIN de BOTTON

Book Description

A succinct, urgent and never-before seen collection of Berger's writing on mineworkers and miners' strikes celebrating both his acclaimed writing and deep-rooted politics

About the Author

John Berger was born in London in 1926. His seminal Ways of Seeing was one of the most influential books on art in the twentieth century. His many books, innovative in form and far-reaching in their historical and political insight, include To the Wedding, King and the Booker Prize-winning novel, G. He died, aged ninety, in January 2017.

Tom Overton is John Berger's biographer. He catalogued the Berger archive at the British Library and edited Portraits: John Berger on Artists and Landscapes: John Berger on Art. He lives in Sheffield.

Matthew Harle is a writer and curator. His latest books include Black Arsenal and Mirror Reflecting Darkly. His curating explores the cultural histories of everyday life, most recently in the retrospective People Make Television at Raven Row in 2023.
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  • ISBN: 9781805302995
  • Author: John Berger
  • Publisher: Canongate Books
  • Pages: 128
  • Format: Hardback
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Review

Berger's commitment to the mining communities was more than emotional, it was visceral - * New Statesman *

Praise for John Berger: 'John Berger seems to me peerless -- SUSAN SONTAG

John Berger has made the world a better place to live in. I do not say this lightly -- ARUNDHATI ROY

[He] reminds us of what most contemporary writing would have us forget, which is that great writers are distinguished, ultimately, by the quality of their humanity -- GEOFF DYER

There are a few authors that can change the way you look at the world through their writing and John Berger is one of them -- JARVIS COCKER

An ongoing inspiration as to how books should be written (and photography used) -- ALAIN de BOTTON

Book Description

A succinct, urgent and never-before seen collection of Berger's writing on mineworkers and miners' strikes celebrating both his acclaimed writing and deep-rooted politics

About the Author

John Berger was born in London in 1926. His seminal Ways of Seeing was one of the most influential books on art in the twentieth century. His many books, innovative in form and far-reaching in their historical and political insight, include To the Wedding, King and the Booker Prize-winning novel, G. He died, aged ninety, in January 2017.

Tom Overton is John Berger's biographer. He catalogued the Berger archive at the British Library and edited Portraits: John Berger on Artists and Landscapes: John Berger on Art. He lives in Sheffield.

Matthew Harle is a writer and curator. His latest books include Black Arsenal and Mirror Reflecting Darkly. His curating explores the cultural histories of everyday life, most recently in the retrospective People Make Television at Raven Row in 2023.

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