Morrissey autobiography newspaper

MORRISSEY has written an autobiography. Morrissey has pulled out of his publishing contract.

Morrissey autobiography newspaper

Morrissey’s autobiography is being published as a Penguin Classic, where it will join the hallowed leagues of Dickens and Joyce and Dumas and Maupassant and Manto and Orwell. The publishing world is mostly enraged and oh look, ‘there’s panic on the streets of London’.

Leaving aside the hullabaloo caused by Penguin publishing Morrissey’s Autobiography as a classic (and later, caused by the editing out of Morrissey’s relationship with a man from the US version), the book has received many positive reviews, both from fans of Morrissey and from literary critics.

It has also been made immense fun of — Morrissey the Miserable, they called him. But Morrissey fans are known to be fiercely protective of the performer, flocking to stores all over the world to buy his newly released memoir. For decades, Morrissey’s lyrics have caught the attention of and earned the respect of the disenfranchised and lo