Were British, Innit by Iain Aitch

Were British, Innit by Iain Aitch

“This ‘Irreverent A-Z of All Things British’ is a humourously unflinching but affectionate look at the true state of the nation” Nude Magazine

“Iain Aitch takes stock of the sights and sounds that truly make us who we are.” The Independent

Iain Aitch is a London-based writer who has written for The Observer, The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The Financial Times, The London Evening Standard, Salon, The Idler and Bizarre. He is also London editor of San Francisco’s Dwell magazine. Iain’s articles for The Guardian were chosen as the best of the year in 2005 and 2006 by readers of the newspaper. He writes about a mixture of arts, travel and eccentricity, regularly looking at slices of British life. Always brimming with ideas, he is the inventor of World Phone in Sick Day and also initiated the annual London Santacon: a gathering of Santas intent on festive mayhem. Both of these events have been the subject of documentaries by Channel 4 and BBC Radio 4 respectively.