Hugo Rifkind talks to David Ian Neville about his new novel Rabbits.
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Hugo Rifkind talks to David Ian Neville about his new novel Rabbits.
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Rabbits is Hugo Rifkind’s explosive new novel and in this podcast he talks about the inspiration for the novel and much more!
Hugo Rifkind is a columnist, critic and leader writer for The Times and a presenter on Times Radio. He’s written for the Spectator, GQ and the Herald. He is a regular panellist on BBC Radio 4’s comedy show The News Quiz, and an occasional guest on television shows that aren’t supposed to be funny at all.
Rabbits by Hugo Rifkind
Tommo has just moved to a prestigious boarding school. A product of the middle class, and with new-found independence thrust upon him, he finds himself invited into fading crumbling country houses. It’s the early nineties and the elite he is now surrounded by is struggling for relevance. Alienated from the mainstream, and running low on inherited wealth, his peers have retreated into snobbery and fatalism. In this world, half remembered traditions mix with decadence and an awful lot of small dead animals. And sometimes, not just animals.
Rabbits by Hugo Rifkind is published by Polygon
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