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First Published:
Mar 2005, 304 pages
Paperback:
Jan 2006, 304 pages
This article relates to The Glass Castle
For two decades
Jeannette Walls hid her roots - working primarily as a gossip
columnist at several publications including Esquire and USA
Today, and as a contributor to MSNBC. She even wrote a book about
gossip, Dish: The Inside Story on the World of Gossip (1999) -
described by Publishers Weekly as 'provocative and invariably
entertaining, Walls gives dishing the dirt its historical, social and
political due.'
Then cracks started to appear in her version of her life and she found
herself compelled to tell it how it really was. She dedicates her book to her husband John, 'for convincing me that
everyone who is interesting has a past'.
This "beyond the book article" relates to The Glass Castle. It originally ran in April 2005 and has been updated for the
January 2006 paperback edition.
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