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Felix Dennis

You Don't Need to Live in a Garage to Write Great Poetry. Q&A with publishing magnet, poet and tree lover Felix Dennis

Hannah Gal | Posted 09.12.2012 | Home
Read More: Paul McCartney, Sky Arts, Heart of England Forest Charity, Tome Wolfe, Stephen Fry, Millionaire Poet, Dennis Publishing, Literature, Felix Dennis, UK Culture, Poetry, Home News
Hannah Gal

Dennis himself is the ultimate dispeller of this baseless myth; he was already one of Britain's richest men when his acclaimed, eloquently observant first book of poems A Glass Half Full was published. This surprisingly successful collection marked the start of an illustrious writing career that like Dennis, left fans wishing he turned to poetry in his twenties instead of his fifties.

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A Taxing Idea for the People

Hugh Salmon | Posted 20.11.2012 | UK Politics
Read More: Vat, Disabled, Toplessness, Benefits, Professor Michael Benfield, Human Insights, Home Improvements, Cut the Vat, Building Trade, Planning Laws, Human Behaviour, Disability Benefit, How to Get Rich, Black Economy, Mustique, Inflation, Felix Dennis, Cash Economy, Sick, David Cameron, UK Politics News
Hugh Salmon

'Ideas don't make you rich. The correct execution of ideas does'. So said Felix Dennis in his book 'How To Get Rich'. He's worth over £500 million, so I think we can believe him.

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Is This the World's Most Successful Magazine?

Colin Morrison | Posted 23.09.2011 | UK
Read More: Audit Bureau of Circulations, Newspapers, Vogue, Hearst Magazines, Magazines, Felix Dennis, Cosmopolitan, Daily Telegraph, Conde Nast, Time Magazine, Media News, UK News
Colin Morrison

What is the most successful magazine in the world? Is it Hearst's feisty Cosmopolitan, published monthly in 58 countries and 34 languages? Or Conde Nast's 120-year-old Vogue, the ultimate fashion statement in 19 countries? Or Time magazine, the first name in international news weeklies since 1923?

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