Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 920
EAN: 9780091908492
Edition: New edition
ISBN: 0091908493
Label: Ebury Press
Manufacturer: Ebury Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 512
Publication Date: September 08, 2005
Publisher: Ebury Press
Studio: Ebury Press

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Rating: - in spite of myself .....
... I laughed. I so wanted not to like this book because I was determined not to like PM. I held out for years after everyone else had read it. Now I forced myself to buy it and see just how terrible it is - and I loved it. I enjoyed the showbiz gossip, really enjoyed the details of how modern newspapers work, and almost, almost changed my mind about PM ...

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Rating: - Thank you Piers Morgan
I have decided that it really is necessary that I write a review of this book. I came to the book curious and clueless as to the exact nature of it's content, but given that Piers Morgan has the Marmite effect on most of the people i know (you either love him or you hate him) I thought I should give it a go. I am so glad that I did. Piers' writing style which managed to capture the rush of a newsroom combined with salicious gossip and witty commentary on the news stories of the nineties made 'The ... Read More

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Rating: - Really enjoyable read
Piers Morgan seems to have been able to look back on his time in newspapers pretty objectively and this book seems to be an honest and open account of his experience.

This is a great book, easy-to-read, full of gossip and full of laugh out loud moments.

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Rating: - BRILLIANT
A brilliant book by the greatest tabloid journalist of the past twenty years.
This is so hot that they should give ice cubes with every copy. Piers was brilliant on the Bizarre pop column, the best Editor since kelvin McKenzie and is fantastic as a TV pundit / celebrity.
This is the second best book I have read in a decade, only topped by Bushell Off The Box by Garry Johnson.
The warts and all look at Garry Bushell who worked for Piers at The Sun - and Bushell who HATES everyone ... Read More

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Rating: - Read ALL about it!
Wow, being a Clarkson fan I didn't think I would like Piers Morgan's book very much, but I had a long-haul flight to get through so I thought I would give it a go. And an excellent decision it proved.

Picking it up I worried that it would only be a superfluous collection of amusing anecdotes revolving around celebrities, which is fine for 1 page in a Mail on Sunday column but would almost certainly leave me reaching for the sickbag after more that half an hours reading, so to my sheer ... Read More

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