AA Gill
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A posthumous collection from the eloquent but controversial bon viveur
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From Prince Harry speaking out against racism to Ed Balls on Strictly, everything that cheered us up as the year ended
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2016 – the mother of all awful years
Victoria Coren Mitchell
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Sunday Times critic wanted to alert readers to any effect of chemotherapy on his taste buds and says he has no ‘bucket list’
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What the critics thought of Jonathan Coe’s Number 11; AA Gill’s Pour Me and The Penguin Book of the British Short Story, edited by Philip Hensher
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Seeing AA Gill and Giles Coren disagree over a swanky Indian restaurant is good entertainment – but where’s the solid advice on where to go for dinner?
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Two biographies of Alexander McQueen, a new Robert Macfarlane, AA Gill’s memoir of alcoholism… Rachel Cooke finds plenty to excite
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Alexis Petridis: Mark-Francis Vandelli, a man who hasn't let his role in a reality show stop him pronouncing on vulgarity, has wise words on Kim Kardashian, bidets and other essential subjects
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Jeanette Winterson, Madonna, Melissa Bachman… they've all boasted of their kills and felt the backlash, writes Michael Hogan
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Emma Brockes: From James Franco to Salman Rushdie, the internet is breathing new life into the battle of wits between celebrities and critics
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Peter Preston: How brave of AA Gill to let fly at Sky Atlantic's Fleming – the dramatic disaster 'without a single redeeming feature' – in a Murdoch-owned newspaper
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Tasters of the reviews competing for the annual prize that recognises 'the angriest, funniest, most trenchant book review of the past 12 months'
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Jay Rayner is a master of the dark art, but has been on the receiving end of a savaging, too. He talks to a psychologist, a chef and one of his own critics to find out why everybody, except the victim, drools when the knife goes in
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The conversation Why is there so much misogyny online?
Interview by Laura BarnettThe conversation: Why do women face such misogyny in the media, particularly online? TV presenter Miriam O'Reilly and feminist writer Nina Power share their thoughts and experiences
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Profile: Her current TV series on the Romans has occasioned unkind remarks about her appearance, when, in fact, we should be celebrating her erudition and ability to animate her subject
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Miriam O'Reilly: Three years ago I took a stand against ageism at the BBC. The tide is now turning against those who judge by appearances
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It may be a dream job, but getting paid to eat still comes with its own specific set of problems
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Media Monkey: What AA Gill, Fi Glover, Brucy Parry and others got up to at the documentary-making event
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'Perspectives' booklet casts light on how the commission works to help newspaper 'victims'
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Patrick Barkham: The critic's recycled braying about anywhere outside London perplexes those who don't spend all day tweeting and sneering
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Clare Balding, the BBC presenter, tells Carole Cadwalladr about her very public spat with AA Gill after he called her 'a dyke on a bike'
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Greenslade Why wasn't I on Street-Porter's shit-list?
Roy GreensladeKelvin MacKenzie hits back after being named on Janet Street-Porter's lengthy revenge shit-list
Lines in the Sand: Collected Journalism by AA Gill – review