What a Time to Be Alive! - Signed Copy

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Signed Hardback Pre-Order | What a Time to Be Alive!: Scenes from a Strange Age by Marina Hyde

Pre-order a signed hardback copy of What a Time to Be Alive! by Marina Hyde, the Sunday Times bestselling author and one of Britain’s sharpest, funniest and most incisive columnists.

Published by Guardian Faber Publishing, this 432-page hardback brings together brilliant reportage, political commentary and razor-sharp humour on the strange, chaotic and fascinating times we live in. A brilliant choice for readers interested in current affairs, politics, journalism, satire and witty cultural observation.

Publication date: 24 September 2026. All signed hardback pre-orders will be dispatched as soon as stock arrives.

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'Our funniest, sharpest writer on the great British unraveling' Jon Ronson

A wildly funny collection from Britain's favourite columnist.

Welcome to the dystopian soap opera of modern times. Travel to space with Lauren Sanchez and Katy Perry, let the waters close over you as Bear Grylls baptises Russell Brand in the Thames, and experience the full body impact of the Gwyneth Paltrow ski massacre trial. Lettuce also remember Liz Truss, meet - and bid farewell to - the guy they called 'No-Drama Starmer', and celebrate the inaugural winner of the Fifa Peace Prize as he threatens to annex countries and follows all the way through on starting wars. Experience the magic of Donald Trump's cavalcade of henchmen, watch with nothing but optimism as our Silicon Valley overlords hit their imperial phase - and let your jaw drop as Brooklyn secedes from the Beckhams.

Truly, these are times that make you want to put your hands over your eyes, even when your hands are already over your eyes. The only thing to do is read Marina Hyde's Guardian columns and howl with laughter.

'This country's foremost living satirist' Vogue

'Hyde's columns are the solid-silver lining of Britain's political shitstorm' Caitlin Moran