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 A Liar's Autobiography - Graham Chapman
 A Liar's Autobiography - Graham Chapman ... account of his more than eventful life--whether as mountaineer or medical student; actor or alcoholic; heterosexual groupie guzzler or homosexual coming to terms with himself.Newest Review: ... reality when Chapman forgets his lines during a Monty Python performance in the Hollywood Bowl. The forward gives some kind ... more ... of insight into the childhood he had.... “My parents were outraged when I arrived because they’d been expecting a heterosexual, black Jew with several rather amusing birth deformities as they needed the problems” Chapman is very honest, ironically, when describing the struggle with establishing his identity as a homosexual, at first he throws himself wholeheartedly into women, a steady and willing supply seemed to available during his training to become a doctor at St Swithens. Later he allows him...more |
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A Liar's Autobiography - Graham Chapman: Liar Liar (875 words)
by - written on 03/04/01 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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I know I may be risking the possibility of this op being pulled but quite frankly when reviewing this book there is no way of saying it Graham Chapman was a “poof”. To avoid that as an issue and as a word would be to ignore a large part of what made Graham Chapman what he was. The reason I choose the word is that, amongst other things, “a poof about town” is the way he chose to portray himself in this non too serious (or is it) autobiography. The trouble is the title, “A liars autobiography” and numerous references to Biggles (and his joystick) and intergalactic space ships lead the reader to take a large pinch of salt when ... Read the complete review
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