2003: Thanks for the Vodka by Harpie and Karl Wiggins
Requirements: .ePUB Reader, 375kb
Overview: Follow the trials and tribulations of author Harpie, who having suffered a heart attack and double miscarriage the previous year, undergoes gastric stomach removal and heart surgery while trying to publish three books at the same time. Not to mention dealing with unscrupulous publishers.
Harpie’s deepest and most intimate feelings gush from her, revealing memories buried deep in shadowy parts of her subconscious. Stemming from the murder of her mother, Harpie is thrown into a life as far away from normal as Justin Bieber is from Ozzy Osbourne, leaving her with a psychological itch that burns like vaginal infection. In this book she pieces together further missing parts of her lost childhood.
More than a modern-day and quirky diary, this is the story of one woman’s life told with brutal and shameless honesty. This is no jump on the bandwagon 'pity me' story, as the vein of humour running through every chapter is testament. Harpie’s goal in writing ‘Vodka’ is to prove to the cynics that it can be done. Unlike many writers, Harpie has no fear of words and will not hide behind them. She takes a statement, stripping it of bullshit or feeble excuses and laying it out for scrutiny. She can write her truth and miss absolutely nothing out, but always with that beautiful self-deprecating sense of humour common to the British.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
Download Instructions:
http://www.solidfiles.com/d/f595355d60/
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/BAi0Q6PH/file.html
Requirements: .ePUB Reader, 375kb
Overview: Follow the trials and tribulations of author Harpie, who having suffered a heart attack and double miscarriage the previous year, undergoes gastric stomach removal and heart surgery while trying to publish three books at the same time. Not to mention dealing with unscrupulous publishers.
Harpie’s deepest and most intimate feelings gush from her, revealing memories buried deep in shadowy parts of her subconscious. Stemming from the murder of her mother, Harpie is thrown into a life as far away from normal as Justin Bieber is from Ozzy Osbourne, leaving her with a psychological itch that burns like vaginal infection. In this book she pieces together further missing parts of her lost childhood.
More than a modern-day and quirky diary, this is the story of one woman’s life told with brutal and shameless honesty. This is no jump on the bandwagon 'pity me' story, as the vein of humour running through every chapter is testament. Harpie’s goal in writing ‘Vodka’ is to prove to the cynics that it can be done. Unlike many writers, Harpie has no fear of words and will not hide behind them. She takes a statement, stripping it of bullshit or feeble excuses and laying it out for scrutiny. She can write her truth and miss absolutely nothing out, but always with that beautiful self-deprecating sense of humour common to the British.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
Download Instructions:
http://www.solidfiles.com/d/f595355d60/
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/BAi0Q6PH/file.html
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