The worst date ever : or how it took a comedy writer to expose Africa's secret war / Jane Bussmann.

By:

Bussmann, Jane [Author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London : Pan, 2010.Description: 373p. : ill, 20cmISBN:

9780330457651

Subject(s):

Women journalists . -- Great Britain

DDC classification:

22 070.92 BUS

Summary: When scriptwriter Jane Bussmann ('South Park', 'The Fast Show', 'Brass Eye' and 'Smack the Pony') moved to Hollywood, it was supposed to be the start of something better. But a day job interviewing Paris, Britney and Co. left her trapped in the Golden Age of Stupid. Then she saw a photograph of John Prendergast in "Vanity Fair". His day job was ending war. He was also extremely attractive. Jane 'may have inferred

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When scriptwriter Jane Bussmann ('South Park', 'The Fast Show', 'Brass Eye' and 'Smack the Pony') moved to Hollywood, it was supposed to be the start of something better. But a day job interviewing Paris, Britney and Co. left her trapped in the Golden Age of Stupid. Then she saw a photograph of John Prendergast in "Vanity Fair". His day job was ending war. He was also extremely attractive. Jane 'may have inferred

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