Sam Leith Books
Sam Leith is the literary editor of the Spectator and has contributed to The Wall Street Journal, Evening Standard and Guardian, among other publications.
What's Words Like Loaded Pistols about?
Words Like Loaded Pistols (2012) is a guide to identifying rhetoric and using it to your advantage. These blinks use historical, contemporary and everyday examples to show how rhetoric is a part of everything we do, which is why it’s such an essential topic to examine.
Who should read Words Like Loaded Pistols?
- Anyone who wants to better understand the science behind political jargon
- Students and professionals striving to become better public speakers and writers
You Talkin' To Me?
What's You Talkin' To Me? about?
You Talkin' To Me? by Sam Leith explores the power of language and rhetoric in our everyday lives. From political speeches to advertising slogans, Leith delves into the techniques used to persuade and influence us. With wit and insight, he uncovers the secrets behind effective communication and how we can become more aware and critical of the messages we encounter.
Who should read You Talkin' To Me??
Readers who want to improve their communication skills and become more persuasive
Individuals interested in the history and principles of rhetoric
Those who enjoy witty and entertaining non-fiction books