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Saturday, January 01, 2005

Julie Burchill


A fascinating person - the Janis Joplin of columnists. She used to write for the Guardian, a noted left-wing British newspaper, and when she left, she bitingly wrote:
As you might have heard, I'm leaving the Guardian next year for the Times, having finally been convinced that my evil populist philistinism has no place in a publication read by so many all-round, top-drawer plaster saints.
You can read more about her here. There was even a play about her.
I wonder if she would like to join the PLO.
(thanks to Ben for the pointers)
 
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