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22 Oct 2014:
Neil Pearson: ‘You don’t just get warts and all with him. You get abscesses and cancers, too’
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19 Oct 2014: This book offers a different take on genealogy: part detective story, part Dickensian saga, part social history, writes Ben Highmore
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15 Oct 2014:
As the activist launches his memoirs, he talks about his journey from Deptford to the deck of a campaign ship in Antarctica and why his zeal for change is as strong as ever
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15 Oct 2014:
The former Communards musician and gay icon's autobiography is as colourful as it is candid, writes Chris Bryant
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15 Oct 2014:
The 'only truly terrifying singer rock'n'roll has ever known' keeps it honest and defies his own stereotype. By John Harris
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12 Oct 2014:
John Crace reduces the latest round of reminiscence from the actor, QI host and tech-ambassador to a jolly good 600 words
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12 Oct 2014: Were two men ever more cruelly wronged? Not according to these self-pitying memoirs from Roy Keane and Kevin Pietersen, writes Tim Adams
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9 Oct 2014: Peter Bradshaw: Notebook: If this is a pile of memoirs from Roy Keane, John Cleese and more, it must be super Thursday – the publishing industry’s equivalent of Christmas
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9 Oct 2014:
The followup to the former home secretary's This Boy will do nothing to calm the Labour party's current bout of AJ fever. By Helen Lewis
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Quiz,
8 Oct 2014:
The new autobiography from Roy Keane, The Second Half, written with Roddy Doyle, has collected a choice array of life lessons from the football manager. We've gone through Keane's screams into the black abyss to pull out his words of wisdom, but can you spot who said what?
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7 Oct 2014: Tony Curtis writes: Dannie Abse was a steady supporter of other Welsh writers; he was, in a sense, our cultural attache in what Dylan Thomas called the "capital punishment" – London
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6 Oct 2014:
Chapter and Verse, the New Order singer’s autobiography, is full of genuine surprises – from his relationship with Ian Curtis to taking vomit through airport security
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5 Oct 2014: John Crace takes the second volume of memoirs by the former MEP and London mayoral First Father and simplifies them
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5 Oct 2014: The Booker prize-winning author explores her life through her memories, beloved objects and musings about age, writes Katharine Whitehorn
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5 Oct 2014:
The Bush clan, the Spencers, the Hustons and Kennedys are being pored over by the public again as publishers provide an autumn lineup focusing on dynasties with a rich history
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