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Don't You Know Who I Am? - Piers Morgan

 

Description: ISBN 0091913918 / Author: Piers Morgan / Genre: Biography

Newest Review: ... think of the guy he certainly has friends in high places and knows the people you want to know more about and so his books ... more

 ... are inevitably intoxicating reads. Any friend of Simon Cowell is going to go places and no the right gossip. He even makes-up with Jeremy Clarkson by the end of the book, the man who attacked Piers on Concord with a barrage of punches and right hooks, the redeeming qualities of joining the exclusive celeb club. Morgan begins the tome by laying into the Blair's and their part in his downfall. Clearly if you go against an establishment war you're going to be eventually shafted, especially if your paper is supposed to be b...more

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Premium Review Don't You Know Who I Am? - Piers Morgan: Piers completes the journey up his own annus horiblis (1228 words)
by thedevilinme - written on 16.11.07 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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Create the hype but don't ever believe it. So, if you're the latest media type forced to fall on your moral sword over trying to report the truth of the scandalous war in Iraq (Morgan sacked by the Mirror Group who had shares in an arms company), what would Britain's youngest ever tabloid editor do next, apart from the usual TV cameos and newspaper columns. Being Britain's most hated journalist meant opportunities would be few and far between. The answer, of course, was to write a brilliant book, The Insider, an editor's account of what it was like to have the ear of the rich and famous and how to transpose that valuable gossip and cheap scandal into tabloid ...

 
 
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