Lucy Sweet, Author at Big Issue

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Lucy Sweet

TV critic Lucy Sweet is a journalist, advertising copywriter, cartoonist and occasional singer. Her work has appeared in the Big Issue, GLAMOUR, The Guardian, The Pool and the Sunday Express, amongst many others. She is also the author of two novels, a book called WTF Knits and a very rude comic called Unskinny about large, loud women who don’t behave themselves.

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It’s hard to let go of possessions. I need Stacey Solomon’s help

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Inside The Factory: Finding solace in repetition

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Vanderpump Rules reminds us that nothing seems real any more

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I am a social media addict. How can I repair my life?

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Even AI can’t compute the daft drama of The Night Agent

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A blast of Benidorm will make everything seem sunny

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Succession is a bracingly difficult watch because we are all Roys, really

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Next in Fashion is as daft as telly comes, but oddly addictive

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Brit Awards or Oscars, the winner certainly isn’t the audience

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The Apprentice is the very definition of a meeting that should have been an email

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From Alison Hammond in the Bake Off tent to a Kardashian redemption arc – a wish list for TV in 2023

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Christmas adverts seem like a cry for help this year

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