Robin Ince
Robin Ince
Robin is best known for presenting the BBC radio show The Infinite Monkey Cage with physicist Brian Cox. His books include Robin Ince's Bad Book Club (little Brown) and two volumes of horror stories by comedians, Dead Funny (Salt).
How I survived a giant crab attack
Robin Ince

How I survived a giant crab attack

This is what happened when I gave my phone to a stranger on the street
Robin Ince

This is what happened when I gave my phone to a stranger on the street

Poetry is perfect for my ADHD mind – one that is after endless dopamine hits
Robin Ince

Poetry is perfect for my ADHD mind – one that is after endless dopamine hits

Why laughter is not a perfect way of measuring the success of a comedian
Robin Ince

Why laughter is not a perfect way of measuring the success of a comedian

Restore Nature Now: Finding camaraderie and inspiration on a march for nature
Robin Ince

Restore Nature Now: Finding camaraderie and inspiration on a march for nature

One of the joys of summer is to talk among the trees at festivals
Robin Ince

One of the joys of summer is to talk among the trees at festivals

Glastonbury 2024 is over, but its magic will take longer to fade
Robin Ince

Glastonbury 2024 is over, but its magic will take longer to fade

Why I’m silenced by the fear of being called a bigot
Robin Ince

Why I’m silenced by the fear of being called a bigot

From neurodivergent meltdown to lucid thinking: Understanding the mind of someone with ADHD
Robin Ince

From neurodivergent meltdown to lucid thinking: Understanding the mind of someone with ADHD

You can grow up to be Morrissey or you can grow up to be Johnny Marr – which are you?
Robin Ince

You can grow up to be Morrissey or you can grow up to be Johnny Marr – which are you?

The difference between Glasgow and Edinburgh? Glasgow’s beauty is not overt, but subtle and beguiling
Robin Ince

The difference between Glasgow and Edinburgh? Glasgow’s beauty is not overt, but subtle and beguiling

Lady Macbeth’s dress, experimental poetry and a midnight train to Watford – all in a day’s work
Robin Ince

Lady Macbeth’s dress, experimental poetry and a midnight train to Watford – all in a day’s work