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Im Not One To Gossip But Wicked Whispers William Hickey And Forty Years Of Blarney 1st Edition John Mcentee

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Im Not One To Gossip But Wicked Whispers William Hickey And Forty Years Of Blarney 1st Edition John Mcentee
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Im Not One To Gossip But Wicked Whispers William Hickey And Forty Years Of Blarney 1st Edition John Mcentee instant download after payment.

Publisher: Biteback Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 11.46 MB
Pages: 138
Author: John McEntee
ISBN: 9781785901256, 1785901257
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Im Not One To Gossip But Wicked Whispers William Hickey And Forty Years Of Blarney 1st Edition John Mcentee by John Mcentee 9781785901256, 1785901257 instant download after payment.

From an embarrassing encounter with Jim Callaghan (and his impressive member) in the gentlemen's toilet of the Savoy Hotel to the time he was almost throttled by Angela's Ashes author Frank McCourt, John McEntee's career has been nothing if not colourful. After reporting on the IRA terror campaign while a correspondent for the Irish Press, John soon found his home on London's gossip circuit. With one ear always on the alert for scandalous remarks and titillating tit-bits of conversation, John was launched into a world of endless cocktail parties, book launches and openings, first as the author of the Mail's spiky Wicked Whispers gossip column and then as what turned out to be the last ever William Hickey columnist on the Daily Express. Glamour and celebrity encounters aside, whoever said the job of a gossip columnist was easy has obviously never had to pick up the bill at El Vino after a drunken Kingsley Amis has spent the afternoon working his way through the whisky menu. Gloriously entertaining and wonderfully indiscreet, John McEntee's enchanting autobiography is a veritable goldmine of anecdotal gems from one of the true denizens of Fleet Street.