"I always thought that in order to be a good writer I had really to suffer ... not physical suffering, but the psychic suffering, the suffering of frustration."
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About Bernard Levin
Bernard Levin (1928-2004) was a renowned British journalist, broadcaster, and author. Known for his wit and sharp writing style, Levin contributed to various newspapers and magazines, including The Times, The Guardian, and The Daily Mail. He gained popularity through his insightful commentary on social issues, politics, and culture, often using humor and satire to engage his audience. Levin was a prominent figure in British media, known for his eloquence and intellect.
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