Absolutely Typical Too
More Social Stereotypes from the Telegraph Magazine
Victoria Mather and Sue Macartney-Snape
Now in paperback, the second volume of the hugely popular Social Stereotypes
One of the most popular recent features of the Saturday Telegraph Magazine, begun in late 1994, is Social Stereotypes, a weekly series of colourful and hilariously funny caricatures by artist Sue Macartney-Snape, with razor-sharp texts by Victoria Mather. After the success of the collection of portraits in Absolutely Typical comes Absolutely Typical Too. "The most significant volume of social observation since The Sloane Ranger's Handbook" (Nicholas Coleridge)
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About Victoria Mather and Sue Macartney-Snape Victoria Mather is a journalist, film critic and travel writer, who writes for the Daily Telegraph and Tatler and appears on Radio 4's Loose Ends. Sue Macartney-Snape's paintings of English social life are widely collected and commissioned. Her first book was Araminta's Wedding, with text by Jilly Cooper.
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