Julian Clary: this week I'm... Listening to an aboriginal singer called Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu. It's lovely, transporting, gentle music - a bit like Simon & Garfunkel with an aboriginal take. gurrumul.com Reading Shadow of the Titanic by Andrew Wilson, which is the story of what happened to the survivors of the tragedy. It was fascinating to read about the repercussions it had and whether people were destroyed by it or not. I couldn't put it down. andrewwilsonauthor.co.uk Watching Crimewatch. I love true crime and I like the whole tone of that show, the way it's done and the reconstructions. It's really quite titillating. Shopping at Liberty. It has an easy-going atmosphere and a fine selection of Prada shoes. If I need to cheer myself up, slipping into a new pair of Prada shoes does the trick for me. Regent Street, London Logging on to Twitter. It suits me because it's very trivial; everything is just one sentence. Frankie Boyle is terribly clever. One reads Frankie Boyle to be outraged and I just laugh out loud at his Tweets. @frankieboyle Visiting Romney Marsh in Kent, which is wild and bleak and magical. It's a good place to blow away the cobwebs. It's unlike anywhere else. New Romney, Kent Julian Clary's tour "Position Vacant: Apply Within" continues until June 2; julianclary.co.uk Julian was talking to Rupert Hawksley