Julie Burchill est une écrivaine et chroniqueuse anglaise connue pour ses commentaires provocateurs. Débutant comme rédactrice pour le New Musical Express à l'âge de 17 ans, elle a écrit pour des journaux tels que The Sunday Times et The Guardian. Elle se déclare « féministe militante ». Elle a été impliquée à plusieurs reprises dans des actions en justice résultant de son travail. Elle est également auteur et romancière, son roman de 1989 Ambition étant un best-seller, et son roman de 2004 Sugar Rush ayant été adapté pour la télévision.
In the early hours of 31 August 1997, a spirited, compassionate and beautiful woman, who just happened to be the most famous woman in the world, met her death in a tunnel under the streets of Paris, hunted down by her pursuers. This biography examines how such a thing could come to pass.
The book explores the fallout from a controversial column written by journalist Julie Burchill in 2013, which led to her being targeted by political extremists and silenced for years. Blending memoir with critique, it examines the rise of Woke culture and its implications. Burchill reflects on her upbringing in a Communist household and her lifelong Labour affiliation while advocating for a more inclusive, progressive political future that emphasizes shared humanity over divisive narratives of villains and victims.
This wonder Girls on Film by Julie Burchill, is interesting. Julie Burchill is introduced for the first time to an American audience. Here Burchill looks at the movies, and particular its female stars, exposing the achingly ambiguous relationship between the images on the screen and the people who created and then consumed them.
Maria Sweet, known as Sugar, is determined to escape Brighton after her husband takes their daughter. With a plan to find a job and earn money, she hopes to start anew. Meanwhile, she believes Kim Lewis could be the love of her life.
It's survival of the fittest at Ravendene Comprehensive - the terrifying teenage jungle for which Kim Lewis must trade her safe, posh private school. But help is at hand - in the unlikely form of the rude, raucous, toxic and tantalizing Maria (aka Sugar) Sweet, queen of the 'Ravers'.As Kim falls quickly under her spell, and gambles her good-girl past for an exciting life of late-night parties and daring emotion, she must ask herself a disturbing question: has she fallen in love with her best friend?Julie Burchill's Sugar Rush is saucy, shimmering, loud and larger than life - come get your sugar fix!
A novel revealing the ambitions within a newspaper empire, by a well known and outspoken journalist. This is the story of Susan Street's fight for the top job, and an examination of modern female aspirations.
Dolls: red or black; capsules or tablets; washed down with vodka or swallowed straight-for Anne, Neely, and Jennifer, it doesn't matter, as long as the pill bottle is within easy reach. These three women become best friends when they are young and struggling in New York City and then climb to the top of the entertainment industry-only to find that there is no place left to go but down-into the Valley of the Dolls.
Wie #Idenität fortschrittliche Politik zerstört
Im Jahr 2013 schrieb Julie Burchill, die »klügste Frau Englands« und von ihren Feinden »Winston Burchill« genannt, eine polemische Zeitungskolumne, in der sie einen Freund gegen politische Extremisten verteidigte. Sie wurde von einem empörten Mob verfolgt, im Parlament denunziert und durfte viele Jahre lang weder in dieser noch in einer anderen Zeitung erscheinen. »Willkommen bei den Woke-Tribunalen« ist teils Erinnerung, teils Anklage. Burchill dokumentiert, was ihr zwischen damals und heute widerfahren ist, als die Woke-Regimenter die Macht übernahmen; eine respektlose und unterhaltsame Analyse der Schlüsselelemente eines anhaltenden und beunruhigenden Phänomens.
