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Joanna Morrigan, known in narrow circles as Dolly Wilde, finally received everything she wanted - she was nineteen years old, she lives in London in her own apartment and writes for the most abundant music magazine of Britain.
And then John Kait, the love of her whole life, writes an album that takes off into the tops of musical charts, and falls into an inaccessible to mere mortals by celebrity - the world of private parties and VIP -list. Joanna does not have a pass into this world, so she does the only thing that a self -respecting woman can do, not without a taste for adventures: she begins to write a provocative column about the life of celebrities. Now Glory surrounds her, but soon Joanna understands that she has to pay for everything - and her reckoning for star life can be a person whom she at all costs wanted to keep nearby.
About feminism - funny! International bestseller from Caitlin Moran, author of The New York Times. Her books are called the British response to Lena Danham and Tina Fey. High -quality reading for those who grew up in the nineties and from anyone in
The playlist is The Smiths, U2, Blur and Bee Geees. Continuation of the novel To become Joanna Morrigan. Incredible nostalgic playlist from the author inside!
Kaitlin Moran - an English writer, journalist and feminist. Like her heroine Joanna, Caitlin was born in a large family who lived on state benefits due to her father"s illness. Like Joanna, she is not
She graduated from official education and from her early youth began to write for music magazines. Today, Caitlin is the author of several novels, leads his columns in The Times and writes scripts. In 2014, BBC included it in the list
The most influential women of the UK.
Honest and fascinating story about sex, drugs, Britpop, unrequited love, London and a girl who cannot be sympathetic
And then John Kait, the love of her whole life, writes an album that takes off into the tops of musical charts, and falls into an inaccessible to mere mortals by celebrity - the world of private parties and VIP -list. Joanna does not have a pass into this world, so she does the only thing that a self -respecting woman can do, not without a taste for adventures: she begins to write a provocative column about the life of celebrities. Now Glory surrounds her, but soon Joanna understands that she has to pay for everything - and her reckoning for star life can be a person whom she at all costs wanted to keep nearby.
About feminism - funny! International bestseller from Caitlin Moran, author of The New York Times. Her books are called the British response to Lena Danham and Tina Fey. High -quality reading for those who grew up in the nineties and from anyone in
The playlist is The Smiths, U2, Blur and Bee Geees. Continuation of the novel To become Joanna Morrigan. Incredible nostalgic playlist from the author inside!
Kaitlin Moran - an English writer, journalist and feminist. Like her heroine Joanna, Caitlin was born in a large family who lived on state benefits due to her father"s illness. Like Joanna, she is not
She graduated from official education and from her early youth began to write for music magazines. Today, Caitlin is the author of several novels, leads his columns in The Times and writes scripts. In 2014, BBC included it in the list
The most influential women of the UK.
Honest and fascinating story about sex, drugs, Britpop, unrequited love, London and a girl who cannot be sympathetic
Author:
Author:Moran Caitlin
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Literary Hits
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-10643-7
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