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Jeremy Clarkson: The Biography
by
Gwen Russell
Host of Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson has an extensive following proven not only by the viewer figures of his BBC2 show but by the sales of The World According to Clarkson and And Another Thing--a compilation of his Sunday Times columns. This is the only biography of Jeremy Russell on the market. Love him or loathe him, you cannot ignore him! Motoring aficionado, comic writer,...more
Paperback, 288 pages
Published
August 1st 2007
by John Blake
(first published 2006)
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Gwen Russell, as a professional writer, should be ashamed of this book. It seems to have been thrown together in a few days from newspaper and magazine articles. It is very badly written, continuously repeats a few points and leaves one with the feeling of skating over a thin veneer of a rich subject. There is little structure to the book, other than a rough chronology, with no real attempt to examine its topic. Early parts of the book were almost gushing as Ms. Russell heaped uncritical pra...more
Not accurate, not literate. Don't waste your time or money.
Boring, repetitive, badly written.
A pity since Clarkson is a very interesting person, if he writes an autobiography I'll read it but I can't recommend this rubbish.
A pity since Clarkson is a very interesting person, if he writes an autobiography I'll read it but I can't recommend this rubbish.
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