Jeremy Lott

  • Politics December 5, 2013

    Unbalanced tokens, check your syntax. Non-closure is at the end of this excerpt: exander Nazarya131 both published mea culpas for much of their negative book reviewing.107108
  • Cover of The Road to Little Dribbling: Adventures of an American in Britain
    Culture January 1, 1

    Superficially, 2015 has been a banner year for Bill Bryson. After a long tour in development hell, the movie based on his 1998 book, A Walk in the Woods—his chronicle of a months-long trek, with an old friend, along the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail—finally found its way into American theaters in September. The film sported an all-star, long-toothed cast, including Nick Nolte and Emma Thompson. Robert Redford played Bryson, who in real life looks like your bearded, bespectacled, kindly uncle. It received mixed reviews. Domestic box-office numbers were about where you’d expect a moderately successful middle-aged-hiking-buddy comedy to be these days—$28,425,479,