The 2004 release of "The World According to Clarkson" resulted in a phenomenon with hundreds of thousands of sales. Jeremy continues his battle against crimes against common sense, seeking answers to the madness that surrounds him. However, not everything is bad. He has learned a few things along the way, such as:

• Why binge drinking is good for you
• The worst word in the English language
• The remarkable secret of eternal youth
• The pleasure and pain of middle age on the drum
• The problem with America
• How to reject a seal

For those who have ever wondered what's wrong with people today, "For Crying Out Loud" is the perfect answer. Unpredictable, fearless, and always full of laughter, Clarkson returns with a stance . . .

Jeremy Clarkson began his writing career at the "Rotherham Advertiser." Since then, he has written for the "Sun," the "Sunday Times," the "Rochdale Observer," the "Wolverhampton Express & Star," all the Kent-connected newspapers, and "Lincolnshire Life." Today he is the tallest man working in British television.

Pages: 352, Dimensions: 13x13cm