I Knew I Was Right: Memoirs

by Julie Burchill

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When she was 16 she set hippies on fire, gave Iggy Pop laxatives instead of drugs and turned down Marc Bolan. Julie Burchill is one of the most famous journalists of her generation. Here, uncut, is the story of her life so far.

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When she was 16 she set hippies on fire, gave Iggy Pop laxatives instead of drugs and turned down Marc Bolan. Julie Burchill is one of the most famous journalists of her generation. Here, uncut, is the story of her life so far.

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