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Bryony Gordon

January 2019

  • Bryony Gordon is a n English journalist. Her latest published book in 2018 is called ‘Eat, Drink, Run’. Her previous two books were called ‘ The Wrong Knickers:A Decade of Chaos’ (2014) and ‘Mad Girl’ (2016). Gordon is the daughter of Sunday Mirror gossip columnist Jane Gordon. Over the years Bryony Gordon has been open about her mental health challenges including OCD and depression. Bryony Gordon is photographed in west London.

    Observer New Review Q&A
    Bryony Gordon: ‘Embracing your flaws is the closest you get to perfection’

    The author on sobriety, mental illness, and what she’d write in a letter to her 12-year-old self

September 2018

  • Bryony Gordon

    Brave words: a photographic project is helping people with mental health issues express how they truly feel

    Bryony Gordon, Alastair Campbell and Sue Perkins are among the subjects writing their feelings on their faces

April 2018

  • Jesus runs

    London Marathon: huge crowds spur on runners in hottest race ever

    Mo Farah breaks British record but is two minutes behind leader in 23.2C heat

April 2017

  • Peter Preston

    Peter Preston on press and broadcasting
    Bravery behind Bryony Gordon’s royal reflections

    Peter Preston
    Every credit to the Telegraph writer for talking about her mental struggles – and, on the subject of struggles, it will be fascinating to see if a former MP, with no experience of journalism, is up to editing the Evening Standard

June 2016

  • Jay Griffiths

    Book of the day
    Tristimania by Jay Griffiths; Mad Girl by Bryony Gordon – review

  • Bryony Gordon

    Book of the day
    Anxiety for Beginners by Eleanor Morgan and Mad Girl by Bryony Gordon – review

September 2014

  • composite girls

    Sex uncovered 2014
    Why can't we just let teenage girls enjoy their sexuality?

    Teenage girls are warned of the terrible consequences of sex. But women such as Caitlin Moran, Lena Dunham and Bryony Gordon say they should lighten up and explore their burgeoning sexuality, writes Helen Lewis

July 2014

  • Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

    Why girls need imperfect role models

    Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
  • Bryony Gordon

    David Cameron: 'slut' insult is never appropriate

June 2014

  • Bryony Gordon

    The Wrong Knickers: A Decade of Chaos review – Bryony Gordon's years as a real-life Bridget Jones

    A memoir of the hedonistic antics of a twentysomething girl about town might easily have gone awry, but Gordon's wit and candour has the reader rooting for her, writes Barbara Ellen

June 2010

  • Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary.

    Ryanair will defend itself against unfair attacks on its reputation

    Stephen McNamara
  • A Ryanair jet lands at Stansted airport

    Ryanair's hypocritical attack on fair comment

    Martin Rivers

May 2006

  • Rae of sunshine

    Platinum-selling Yorkshire-born singer Corinne Bailey Rae tells Bryony Gordon about coping with stardom but staying on song.

February 2002

  • Mirror seeks new gossip girl

    10am: The Mirror's showbusiness column has launched a search for a new '3am girl' after Bryony Gordon quit unexpectedly, writes Jessica Hodgson.

January 2002

  • Hot gossip

    You've drunk too much. You've got your arm round somebody else's wife... and, oops, who's witnessed it all? The Mirror's '3am girls'. Miranda Sawyer spends four months tailing Fleet Street's sharpest celebrity hacks

November 2001

  • Gordon tipped as new 3am girl

    8.30am: Bryony Gordon of Telegraph.co.uk is expected to fill Polly Graham's shoes at the Mirror, reports Owen Gibson.

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