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Having dropped to the number 3 position, Autobiography by Morrissey has returned to the number 2 position in the UK paperback chart. This will be the book's fourth week at number 2 following five weeks at number 1.

Morrissey’s ‘Autobiography’ sets out to settle scores by Charles R. Cross - The Seattle Times
A review of Morrissey’s recently published “Autobiography,” which includes barbs for Siouxsie Sioux, Johnny Marr and other former collaborators.

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Viva Hate: Inside the World of Morrissey by Michael Weiss - The Daily Beast
The former Smiths frontman’s autobiography is brilliant, funny, occasionally cruel, frequently tedious, and often maddening.

He's cooler.

Twisted!

More money then sense!

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Alex Ferguson tops table for bestselling book in print for 2013 - The Guardian
Ex-Manchester United manager's memoir My Autobiography has sold more than 647,000 copies since publication in October

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David Jason has won the battle of the showbiz memoir with almost 300,000 books sold, comfortably ahead of Morrissey, who sold more than 140,00 copies of his Penguin classic, and Miranda Hart whose 2012 memoir Is It Just Me? sold more than 137,000 copies during 2013 in paperback.

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Translations - true-to-you.net

22 December 2013

Autobiography by Morrissey is set for publication in 14 countries, translated into the main language of each country. This will be in addition to English-language editions already available in each territory.
The new translations are:
Serbia (Serbian)
Brazil (Portuguese)
Finland (Finnish)
Norway (Norwegian-Sami)
Russia (Russian)
Japan (Japanese)
Italy (Italian)
Denmark (Danish)
France (French)
Germany (German)
Portugal (Portuguese)
Poland (Polish)
Greece (Greek)
Sweden (Swedish)

Morrissey is said to be "at times ecstatic, at times overjoyed; at all other times ecstatically overjoyed" at global interest in the book.



UPDATE 12:15 PM...

Exclusive: 'Nasty Nick' Actor, Others Doubt Moz's EastEnders Claim - The Huffington Post
by Larry Jaffee
Editor & Publisher, Walford Gazette

Excerpt:

Morrissey's assertion in Autobiography about being offered a role on EastEnders as Dot Cotton's long-lost son has been called into question by several people associated with the series.

"I would arrive unexpectedly in Albert Square and cause births, deaths and factory fires every time I opened my mouth," writes Moz on page 353.

John Altman, who would have played his on-screen brother 'Nasty Nick' Cotton (and has done so on and off since 1985), questions the revelation in an exclusive Walford Gazette interview from Fareham...