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I Knew I was Right

An Autobiography

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The remarkable manifesto of a gifted journalist and self-proclaimed egotist. Drugs, men, and women: Julie Burchill leaves nothing unexamined. She embraces life's unpredictability, diving headfirst into experiences that lead to a dazzling career as a publicist at a young age, eventually becoming the queen of the Bohemian circle at the Groucho Club. Two decades filled with scandals and successes provide the material for a provocative and highly entertaining autobiography. Born in Bristol in 1959, Burchill moved to London at 17 and began her journalistic career at the New Musical Express. She soon contributed to publications such as Face, the Sunday Times, and The Guardian. In addition to her journalism, she has authored several novels, non-fiction works, and plays. Today, Julie Burchill resides in Brighton.

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I Knew I was Right, Julie Burchill

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Tytuł
I Knew I was Right
Podtytuł
An Autobiography
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Vintage
Rok wydania
1999
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
193
ISBN10
0749313277
ISBN13
9780749313272
Seria
Tagi
Oryginalna nazwa
I know I was right
Ocena
3,55 z 5
Opis
The remarkable manifesto of a gifted journalist and self-proclaimed egotist. Drugs, men, and women: Julie Burchill leaves nothing unexamined. She embraces life's unpredictability, diving headfirst into experiences that lead to a dazzling career as a publicist at a young age, eventually becoming the queen of the Bohemian circle at the Groucho Club. Two decades filled with scandals and successes provide the material for a provocative and highly entertaining autobiography. Born in Bristol in 1959, Burchill moved to London at 17 and began her journalistic career at the New Musical Express. She soon contributed to publications such as Face, the Sunday Times, and The Guardian. In addition to her journalism, she has authored several novels, non-fiction works, and plays. Today, Julie Burchill resides in Brighton.