Hahaha yep.Shark eyes are her fave.
These threads have really opened my eyes into how publications like The Guardian, Diva and Pink News are nothing but their own version of the old boys network. Same old names and faces constantly recycled with more regard given to keeping things within the network than actual quality of output.Who does she know at Pink News then? *Sigh*
A fucking award?! What for? Co-opting every identity going and profiting off the backs of folk in genuine need?
I feel like I've seen the Nigela quote before. Like quite some years ago. So who knows when Rayner and others have said something positive about jack's work. Could even be from the Allegra days.BRB just going to do a FOI request to Jay Rayner to clarify exactly what was enticing about the recipes in the book.
Contrepreneur's Eye. Look at any of the exposed online scammers and they all have that same cold, dead eye thing going on, even if smiling.Also, every photo I've ever seen of JM... she's got this cold, dead eyed look. Doesn't matter what facial expression she's pulling. Her eyes, man...it's like she's fixed on something. Your wallet? Your soul? Your identity? All three? Can't quite put my finger on it.
You have seen it before, it on Amazon at the moment as part of the blurb promoting Good Food for Bad DaysI feel like I've seen the Nigela quote before. Like quite some years ago. So who knows when Rayner and others have said something positive about jack's work. Could even be from the Allegra days.
I am not a publishing Frau, but I always feel they can be quite creative with using quotes and blurbs.
(As for the front, I hope it's a placeholder for something better)
Careful, this sounds very much like a pitch for ‘Paypal me £20 and I’ll pass a copy on for you…’So Jack Monroe is selling a book that costs the same as what she reckons poor people should be able to survive on per week on food.
Jack, if you are reading this, and I know you are...
Are you suggesting that in order to get access to 120 recipes supposedly aimed at the very people who can't afford to spend a lot on food, you want them to starve for a week? Genius marketing strategy.
Ka-fucking-ching.
Thanks for the tip on Nancy Birtwhistle, she's amazing! Her "cheats almond tarts" video has Common People as the soundtrack, I wonder if she's a Frau?If I remember rightly, these are not even HER hints and tips. Didn’t she ask her tweeps to send her their ideas?
Nancy Birtwhistle of Bake Off fame has been sharing green and frugal household hints on Instagram for ages such as ivy leaves and conkers for washing clothes. She also has written a couple of books on the subject. I bet there’ll be some, let’s say, similarities…
She was wearing Rose West glasses and a denim shirt for DKL I think.I wonder if she was deliberately styled like Rosie the Riveter by the show’s stylists or if that just fits the author’s narrative.
Yes, but to try that with followers who work in tech is going to get iffy. If you’re saying you’ve got strong passwords, a password manager and 2 factor authentication and still getting compromised, there’s a lot of people who are going to get cynical. Of course you can probably expect a back pedal once Jack reads this.you've gotta love how no matter what the subject she's complaining about, she's already tried every single thing anyone could possibly advise her about. "hey Jack, that sounds awful, have you tried...?" "I ALREADY DO THAT ON A REGULAR BASIS AND IT WON'T FIX ANYTHING!!!!!" well not with that attitude, sunshine!
My husband, who has very little idea of who Jack is, bought a tin of spaghetti hoops and threatened to rinse them and add a tin of tomatoes to make spaghetti in sauce.I was talking to my mum yesterday, she knows who JM is from TV but she's not fussed about social media) and I mentioned the hoop rinsing recipe. Firstly, she didn't believe me and secondly, when I showed her she couldn't stop laughing. Finished with "we were poor in the early 80's, when you were a baby. That's a fucking waste of a tin of spaghetti that. No one in their right mind would do that".
I would like more detail on what specific campaigning she thinks she’s involved in.What campaigning work has she done this year?
Where’s the campaigning?
- Fibbed about getting the ONS to change prices
- Fibbed about the ASDA smartprice range
- Got dumped by Superdrug
- Went on holiday a few times
- Got a dog
- Forgot to take her son on holiday
- Told a load of fibs at a talk in Edinburgh (and possibly in Bristol)
- Cosied up to random unnamed people at a google event
One of Jack's books was priced this way in the supermarket. Reader I bought it. Come the time for Veganish to be published, I checked in several supermarkets, they did not carry it. I finally found it in Waterstones (one copy in stock) and had a gander there.Maybe setting the price for the book just now at £20 means that closer to the launch date Amazon can drop it to £7-£8 and class it as a ‘bargain’ to help generate sales.
Much as I’m morbidly fascinated by what delights this book will contain, there’s no way I’m lining jacks pockets.
She’s one of the most borrowed authors across all libraries so get in there quick and see if you can reserve a copy in advance.Maybe setting the price for the book just now at £20 means that closer to the launch date Amazon can drop it to £7-£8 and class it as a ‘bargain’ to help generate sales.
Much as I’m morbidly fascinated by what delights this book will contain, there’s no way I’m lining jacks pockets.
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