Morrissey’s recent Autobiography may have topped best-selling charts worldwide, but not everyone was so kind about the former Smiths frontman’s memoirs. Sunday Times critic AA Gill called it a ...

A scathingly funny review of singer Morrissey's autobiography by critic AA Gill has won the prize for Hatchet Job of the Year. The award, which honours "the angriest, funniest, most trenchant book ...

Morrissey's autobiography was published in October ... most trenchant book review" of the past 12 months. AA Gill's Sunday Times review, external was named Hatchet Job of the Year for saying ...

most trenchant book review of the past twelve months”—has been awarded to A.A. Gill for his Sunday Times review of Morrissey’s Autobiography. Gill calls the Autobiography “laughably ...

‘Autobiography,’ by Morrissey. Penguin Classics. Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of Morrissey’s ‘Autobiography,’ which Penguin published in Britain and the rest of Europe last ...

But from the opening pages of Morrissey’s autobiography, which evokes the grim backdrop of “Victorian knife-plunging Manchester” with relish, you know you are in good hands. With ...

Journalist AA Gill's savage review of Morrissey's Autobiography has won Britain's Hatchet Job award for 2013's most cutting book review. It was Morrissey who once sang: "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable ...