Chris Horrie is an author, journalist, and expert on tabloid journalism. He writes regularly for the Guardian and the Observer.David Matthews spent two years becoming a professional boxer for his book Looking For a Fight. He is a feature writer for the Mail on Sunday and a contributor to the New Statesman.

Praise for Live TV by Chris Horrie: "Laugh. This searing and utterly brilliant expose of tabloid television made me guffaw and wheeze so much I nearly collapsed from hyperventilation. This is the funniest book I've ever read, perhaps the funniest book ever written" - Val Hennessy, Daily Mail "Hilarious is an over-used adjective, but chunks of this book reduced me to fits" - Matthew Parris, Sunday Times Praise for Stick It Up Your Punter by Chris Horrie: "This is the funniest book of the year, perhaps the decade" - The Times Praise for Disaster - The Rise and Fall of News on Sunday by Chris Horrie: "A tract of our times... an important and genuinely brilliant book" - William Deedes, The Daily Telegraph Praise for Looking For a Fight by David Matthews: 'If he's half as good with his fists as he is with a pen, I'd be loathe to start an argument with him' - The Mail on Sunday 'It would not be fair to tell whether David himself was as unputdownable in the ring as his riveting work was to read' - The Guardian

Chris Horrie is an author, journalist, and expert on tabloid journalism. He writes regularly for the Guardian and the Observer.David Matthews spent two years becoming a professional boxer for his book Looking For a Fight. He is a feature writer for the Mail on Sunday and a contributor to the New Statesman.

Praise for Live TV by Chris Horrie: "Laugh. This searing and utterly brilliant expose of tabloid television made me guffaw and wheeze so much I nearly collapsed from hyperventilation. This is the funniest book I've ever read, perhaps the funniest book ever written" - Val Hennessy, Daily Mail "Hilarious is an over-used adjective, but chunks of this book reduced me to fits" - Matthew Parris, Sunday Times Praise for Stick It Up Your Punter by Chris Horrie: "This is the funniest book of the year, perhaps the decade" - The Times Praise for Disaster - The Rise and Fall of News on Sunday by Chris Horrie: "A tract of our times... an important and genuinely brilliant book" - William Deedes, The Daily Telegraph Praise for Looking For a Fight by David Matthews: 'If he's half as good with his fists as he is with a pen, I'd be loathe to start an argument with him' - The Mail on Sunday 'It would not be fair to tell whether David himself was as unputdownable in the ring as his riveting work was to read' - The Guardian

Chris Horrie is an author, journalist, and expert on tabloid journalism. He writes regularly for the Guardian and the Observer.David Matthews spent two years becoming a professional boxer for his book Looking For a Fight. He is a feature writer for the Mail on Sunday and a contributor to the New Statesman.

Praise for Live TV by Chris Horrie: "Laugh. This searing and utterly brilliant expose of tabloid television made me guffaw and wheeze so much I nearly collapsed from hyperventilation. This is the funniest book I've ever read, perhaps the funniest book ever written" - Val Hennessy, Daily Mail "Hilarious is an over-used adjective, but chunks of this book reduced me to fits" - Matthew Parris, Sunday Times Praise for Stick It Up Your Punter by Chris Horrie: "This is the funniest book of the year, perhaps the decade" - The Times Praise for Disaster - The Rise and Fall of News on Sunday by Chris Horrie: "A tract of our times... an important and genuinely brilliant book" - William Deedes, The Daily Telegraph Praise for Looking For a Fight by David Matthews: 'If he's half as good with his fists as he is with a pen, I'd be loathe to start an argument with him' - The Mail on Sunday 'It would not be fair to tell whether David himself was as unputdownable in the ring as his riveting work was to read' - The Guardian