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About Tony Parsons
Tony Parsons was born in 1955 in Essex. Although he had already written a novel at the age of seventeen, he worked at the Gordon's gin distillery in London until summer 1976, when he started working for the NME (New Musical Express) as a punk journalist. This took him on the road with bands like The Sex Pistols.
He married Julie Burchill, a fellow NME journalist, and they had a son, Bobby, before divorcing.
He has a regular column in The Mirror and participates in the BBC arts programme, Newsnight Review. He has also written for, among other publications, The Face, Marie Claire, The Daily Mail, Arena, The Guardian, Elle, The Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, The Sunday Times, GQ and Red.
He has now re-married, and lives in London.
He married Julie Burchill, a fellow NME journalist, and they had a son, Bobby, before divorcing.
He has a regular column in The Mirror and participates in the BBC arts programme, Newsnight Review. He has also written for, among other publications, The Face, Marie Claire, The Daily Mail, Arena, The Guardian, Elle, The Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, The Sunday Times, GQ and Red.
He has now re-married, and lives in London.
Novels
One for My Baby (2001)
The Family Way (2004)
Stories We Could Tell (2005)
My Favourite Wife (2007)
Starting Over (2009)
The Family Way (2004)
Stories We Could Tell (2005)
My Favourite Wife (2007)
Starting Over (2009)
Non fiction
The Boy Looked at Johnny: The Obituary of Rock and Roll (1978) (with Julie Burchill)
Big Mouth Strikes Again (2004)
Big Mouth Strikes Again (2004)
Tony Parsons recommends
 T-Shirt and Genes (2001) Richard Asplin "The funniest debut novel since The Rachel Papers." |  Father Frank (2001) Paul Burke "FATHER FRANK is a warm, funny, blisteringly good read that has the angels on its side. " |  I Don't Know How She Does It (2002) Allison Pearson "A grown-up novel that is hilarious, heartbreaking and brimming with the bitter-sweet tang of all our lives." | |
 Tell Me Lies (2003) Tony Strong "I can only read Tony Strong with all the lights on. " |
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