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Dalrymple sometimes gives interviews. Here we can discuss what he has said.
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If you would like to discuss any of Dalrymple's books, there's a forum for each one here. Some books are collections of articles. In this case, if you'd like to comment on a particular article rather than the book as a whole, we suggest you do so using the Articles section above.
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In "Anything Goes" Dalrymple discusses topics ranging from sex changes for 12 year olds to the collapse of Western economies. Published in 2011.
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Dalrymple discusses the causes and effects of the public displays of sentimentality which have become fashionable in the UK. Published in 2011.
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Breathtaking tales of the British underclass and the doctors who treat them. Published in 2009.
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Dalrymple discusses the Jonathan Ross/Russell Brand controversy, violent crime, the effects of the welfare state, and more. Published in 2009.
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In this book Dalrymple argues that it is in fact impossible not to be prejudiced, and that this is not necessarily a bad thing. Published in 2007.
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Dalrymple debunks the myth that heroin withdrawal is significantly traumatic, and has a lot else to tell us about addiction too. Published in 2006.
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Definitive Dalrymple, "Life at the Bottom" is a shocking and brilliant account of life in the underclass of Britain and why it persists as it does. Published in 2003.
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