Boris Johnson to publish ‘memoir like no other’ of his time as PM

The book, which so far has no title or publication date, was announced by publisher William Collins, who did not reveal how much Johnson will be paidA memoir by former prime minister Boris Johnson, covering his years as leader, will be published by HarperCollins, it has been announced.The book, which so far has no title or publication date, will be a “prime ministerial memoir like no other”, according to Arabella Pike, publishing director at William Collins, an imprint of HarperCollins UK. Continue reading... Continue reading at 'The Guardian'

[ The Guardian | 2023-01-16 16:38:43 UTC ]

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How love, death and ampersands changed Kathryn Schulz's life

The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and author of the memoir "Lost and Found" unpacks the meaning and importance of joy and grief — and conjuctions. Continue reading at Los Angeles Times

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The Messay: An Introduction

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Canbury Press lands first memoir by Uyghur survivor of China’s 're-education' camps

Canbury Press has landed the first memoir by a Uyghur survivor of China’s "re-education" camps. Continue reading at The Bookseller

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HarperCollins snaps up authorised biography of Indian business leader Tata

HarperCollins has snapped up the rights to the authorised biography of business leader Ratan Tata by Thomas Mathew. Continue reading at The Bookseller

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Carl Bernstein’s Eulogy for the Newspaper Business

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What Is Autobiography? A Conversation with Debut Memoirist Victoria Chang, by Amy Wright

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‘Lost & Found’ Ponders Profound Grief Alongside Newfound Love

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Our Favorite Essays about Unconventional Writing Teachers

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‘We would discuss how dislikable I was’ – what’s it like to see your life story on TV?

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Joan Didion, American journalist and author, dies at age 87

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HarperCollins and Belton settle with Abramovich over Putin's People

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Walliams serves up Marmalade in second picture book with Stower

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For Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, memoir as resistance

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Goldsmiths winner Harrison moves to Serpent's Tail from Gollancz after 40 years

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Richard Antoine White once had little more than his tuba. Now, he’s a musical pioneer.

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