Holy Cow! - Tapa dura

"Think Pascal's Pensees crossed with a celebrity interview in Heat. . . . if you want to hear what the man whose taste has shaped contemporary visual culture has to say, this volume provides a pretty good pocket-sized introduction . . . . The answers feel fresh and frank. [Saatchi] is refreshingly plain-spoken . . . . For the price of a cocktail, the reader is offered an entertaining conversation with a complex but personable character." Times"

"For his new book the reclusive ad man and art collector (and Mr Nigella Lawson) invited the public to ask him anything. The questions were surprising, but not as surprising as his answers . . . [an] intriguing and often hilarious book." Mail on Sunday"

-Think Pascal's Pensees crossed with a celebrity interview in Heat . . . . if you want to hear what the man whose taste has shaped contemporary visual culture has to say, this volume provides a pretty good pocket-sized introduction . . . . The answers feel fresh and frank. [Saatchi] is refreshingly plain-spoken . . . . For the price of a cocktail, the reader is offered an entertaining conversation with a complex but personable character.- --Times

-For his new book the reclusive ad man and art collector (and Mr Nigella Lawson) invited the public to ask him anything. The questions were surprising, but not as surprising as his answers . . . [an] intriguing and often hilarious book.- --Mail on Sunday

Charles Saatchi has selected his favorite articles from his weekly column in London’s Evening Standard based on striking photographs. Alongside these startling images are stories, facts, and hidden histories, written in Saatchi’s entertaining succinct style.