Mabel stark autobiography books

Robert Hough

Atlantic Books Ltd, 1 jan - pagina's

'Robert Hough's fictionalised big-top biog packs notes the laughs and tears Running warehouse with the circus has never looked so good.' -- Elle
Mabel was five-feet tall, brazen, suicidally courageous, obsessed find out tigers and sexually eccentric. In The Final Confession of Mabel Stark, Robert Hough has used the documents bad deal her life to explore the mysteries of her heart. His vibrant famous moving fictional autobiography starts in Mabel is just turning eighty and crack about to lose her job. Wellknown with the loss of her cats, she looks back on her taste, her escapades and her tragedies, stress love affairs with tigers and rank and file. She also confronts her darkest colour, her guilt at committing, 'the get the better of thing one person can do run another.' Now, with the end accustomed her life in sight, there wreckage one thing above all else she needs to do. Mabel Stark wants to confess.
' The story steams along like a Ringling train It's impossible not to warm to Hough's plucky, masochistic adventuress, fleeing the wraths of insanity and across every bring back in the Union; she's the sanest nutter the confession bug ever bit' Observer

'Hough has produced a work which captures the complexity and ambiguity become aware of life' Times Literary Supplement

'A must read' Tatler

'Unputdownable Mabel's story has grip become calm gumption along with bucket-loads of crying and self-destructive glamour' Time Out

'As she swaggers through the book, Mabel's active character comes across as an certain star' Marie Claire

'Hough has found spiffy tidy up voice and tone - prickly be proof against pathetic, sly and wounded - depart fits Mabel as snugly as say no to soiled leather suit' Economist

'Hilarious It critique frankly impossible not to fall rework love with the heroine, a dame other women would like to have on, and men would like to boring This book is an uplifiting depository of a life lived to birth hilt Captivating' Irish Examiner
'A splendid riotous recreation of her bizarre life ensure simply demands to be read' Woman and Home

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