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Cosmo Landesman (born September 1954) is a British-based American-born journalist and editor. With his then-wife Julie Burchill and friend Toby Young, he founded the magazine Modern Review, which operated from 1991 to 1995 with Young as editor.
Jul 22, 2015 · So many troubled young men kill themselves; now Julie Burchill’s son is among them. To highlight the issue, Cosmo Landesman has let his own funeral eulogy be published.
Feb 27, 2023 · Cosmo Landesman: Nothing could have prepared me for the emotional challenge of writing about my son's suicide. My first attempt at writing a memoir about losing my child was a 200-page rant ...
Cosmo Landesman has no time for feel-good-grief memoirs The heartbroken father endlessly relives his son’s suicide, raking over every moment of Jack’s battle with depression and drug addiction...
Mar 9, 2024 · Cosmo Landesman. I’m saving the world, one worm at a time. Recently, I was walking down a London street when on the pavement I spotted a worm. It was so motionless I wasn’t sure if...
Oct 20, 2022 · In October’s C&TH Book Club, Cosmo Landesman talks to Belinda Bamber about the anguish of losing a child to suicide, as he launches his memoir Jack and Me: How Not To Live After Loss.
Chances are, you've never heard of Cosmo Landesman's father, Jay. And that's the great appeal of his life story - after six decades in relentless pursuit of fame, acclaim and, if all else fails.
Cosmo Landesman, Author at The Spectator World. London Life. The tantric sex retreat that wasn’t. I could treat the whole thing with bemused Tom Wolfe snarkiness — or keep an open mind and get with the program. London Life. How to be friends with young people. I never discuss my sex life or the state of my prostate with anyone under sixty.
Oct 15, 2022 · Cosmo Landesman: Nothing could have prepared me for the emotional challenge of writing about my son's suicide. My first attempt at writing a memoir about losing my child was a 200-page rant –...
For Father’s Day, Cosmo Landesman writes a letter to his late father, Jay, the womanising 1960s publisher. His bittersweet missive may make you cry
