The Coalition Book
The Coalition Book by Martin Rowson, published by Metro Media Limited in 2014, is a collection of political cartoons that captures the tumultuous events surrounding the Tory-Lib Dem coalition from 2010 to 2015. This edition, comprising 192 pages, presents Rowson’s sharp and humorous commentary on significant occurrences such as riots, phone-hacking scandals, and economic challenges, all illustrated through his distinctive cartoon style.
Readers will find a selection of Rowson’s most impactful work, which has appeared in various publications including The Guardian and The Morning Star. The book not only showcases his cartoons but also includes witty explanatory text that provides context to the political landscape of the time. With a focus on political science and history, The Coalition Book offers insights into the dynamics of power and governance during a pivotal period in British politics.
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Since 2010, Martin Rowson has been documenting the highs and lows – mainly the lows – of the Tory-Lib Dem coalition week after week in The Guardian, as well as in The Morning Star, Tribune and many other publications. This book collects Rowson’s best, most brutally funny, cartoons from a period that began with a “big, open, comprehensive offer” to Nick Clegg, continued on through riots, phone-hacking, double-dip recession, and endless debates on Europe, and will end (perhaps) with the general election in 2015. Accompanied by witty explanatory text, The Coalition Book takes a biting satirical look at Cameron and Clegg’s first – and perhaps last – five years in charge. The book contains a foreword by Will Self.
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