Mr. A. Gill

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  A. A. Gill
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  Adrian Anthony Gill (born June 28, 1954) is a British newspaper columnist and writer, using the byline A. A. Gill.He is currently employed by the Sunday Times as their restaurant reviewer and television critic.His essays are known for their humour and satirical content.
  
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  A conversation with A. A. Gill
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  The recently relaunched food magazine Chow (from the good folks at cNET) has an interview with London Times restaurant critic A. A. Gill, and (like
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  When A. A. Gill trashed Jean-Georges Vongerichten's New York restaurant 66 in Vanity Fair, the London Times food critic, famous in Britain, got famous in the United States as well."How clever are shrimp-and-foie gras dumplings with grapefruit dipping sauce?"he wrote.
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  A conversation with A. A. Gill

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  Columnist A. A. Gill described the show as "a triumph of the craft of programme-making, of the minute, obsessive, musical masonry of editing, the french polishing of colourwashing and grading.

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  A. A. Gill, Sunday Times

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  The Scottish journalist A. A. Gill has written a hilarious series of field notes from England, a country where he has resided for more than 50 years.

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  According to travel writer, A. A. Gill, it's 'the most stratospherically ghastly building every conceived'.

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  Supremely talented British journalist A. A. Gill says that words are obviously his tools of trade, but that, despite attempts, he is not a poet. He professes himself horrified by the notion of abolishing the post of Poet Laureate, for, he maintains, we carry scraps of poetry with us until the very end.
  
  He does not actually say so, but he seems to argue that the Poet Laureate can be considered an emblematic or iconic figure. What he does say is that poetry 'maintains a connection with the lyrical beat at the heart of the tribe'.

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  A. A. Gill Sunday Times columnist,

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  A. A. Gill A. A. (Adrian Anthony) Gill (born June 28, 1954) is a Britishnewspapercolumnist and writer.

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  Published on: 9/13/2007    Last Visited: 9/13/2007  

  Gambon and Philippa often lunch with restaurant critic A. A. Gill, writer Nicola Formby and Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson.

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