She is best known for her controversial column about political and social issues which currently appears in the Daily Mail.

During this time, Shorter maintained writing his controversial weekly column, "A Literary Letter."

At this time he wrote a regular and occasionally controversial column in Radio Times under the pseudonym 'Slapper'.

Borges also wrote a controversial column asserting that Lance Armstrong is not an athlete.

His outspoken and often controversial column saw Dolan's profile rise outside the League of Ireland scene.

Jasper also used the pen name Harry Green to write a controversial column called "the Fool" at the back of each issue.

In July 2012 she wrote a controversial column in the magazine Alo Women making fun of obese women.

The Sunday Times, in the end, started to spike her riskier, more controversial columns.

In May, he wrote perhaps his most controversial column, arguing for a core of scholar-intellectuals, as opposed to "easily justified but nonintellectual enterprises."

The sometimes controversial column ranged in subject from humorous observations to serious investigations into the local power structure.