Enthusiasms
Categories: Literature & Fiction
Enthusiasms (1983) gathers Bernard Levin's essays on the things he loved most, written in the personal, discursive voice of his long-running columns for The Times of London. Levin ranges over literature, music and opera, theater, food, walking and foreign travel, celebrating pleasure without apology. Together the pieces show a critic who treated private taste as a serious and joyful pursuit.
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- Fareed Zakaria: “He once wrote a book called Enthusiasms, and it was just a collection of all the things he was super enthusiastic about.”