Shan'tWill you please duck off. I’m BUSY!
Shan'tWill you please duck off. I’m BUSY!
My thoughts exactly because journalists are all honest, and fully transparent int their reporting and thorough in finding the truth of a story...So she's admitting that her 'case studies' are simply googled newspaper articles which she just plans to regurgitate in blind faith, then. Great stuff, such research.
Ooh, double-word score. Excellent. Thanks so much. I promise to credit you at the end of the game and I’ll send you a picture of my winning board, signed obviously.Shan't
All I can see/hear is...duck me I despise that ferret faced rodent. Talk about a match made in hell.
I would be very interested in point (c). I don't know much about getting a book through legal if it's non fiction. Would they require to see the original sources etc? Does it depend on the publication rather than the legal process?My thoughts exactly because journalists are all honest, and fully transparent int their reporting and thorough in finding the truth of a story...
Its pure laziness, CBA to do the hard work of researching herself. Just wants the attention, and all the recent tweets about her new 'book' feeds that 'look at me' desire. I don't think the book will appear, probably because
a. She will not finish it. or
b. It's not real. or
c. It won't get past the legals to be published.
I predict C, “it’s just too honest and shocking to be published, I’m being silenced”c. It won't get past the legals to be published.
Need to add head up her arse 100% of the time too.She has some terrible luck just before a new gig, doesn't she? First her foot, now her eye. Poor Jack.
I don't either, maybe I am being naive in thinking such books are checked by lawyers for the publisher, maybe full responsibility is solely the authors by contract?I would be very interested in point (c). I don't know much about getting a book through legal if it's non fiction. Would they require to see the original sources etc? Does it depend on the publication rather than the legal process?
I feel like this book is going to be an Owen Jones 'Chavs' 2.0. Which relied on lots of interviews he conducted with people to deliver a narrative to the book. It was published in 2011 so would now be massively out of date, but I suspect Jackie's will cover a lot of similar points. I haven't read that book since I was 19/20 so don't know what I'd make of it now and TBH how good it is. But yeah, I imagine it will be similar.
She has definitely, definitely gotten worse.is it just me or has she gotten worse the last few days?
Just reminded me that we never did get to the bottom of Russell Brand potentially being her sponsor either.She has definitely, definitely gotten worse.
Maybe it's the moon, maybe she's just an insufferable bleep when she's panicking about a deadline (can relate to that, tbf).
I'm almost certain she's drinking again. Tbh I don't believe that she ever committed to AA and on a personal level that's fine if it didn't work for her, but on a public level it's pretty despicable that she's painting such a negative and inaccurate picture of the organisation when it could help others and she doesn't know what she's on about.
She is going to blame not finishing it on her mental health being too fragile, isn't she? Also I 100% believe she's drinking again - her late night tweets only make sense in that context.I think she'll start freaking out about this book (it's already happening - the massive procrastination, the not-so-subtle hinting that she wants another deadline extension, the 'oooooh i'm raging SO HARD' which will soon turn to 'I can't do this, I'm just too angry') because she knows there will be a major spotlight on it. It's not like filling a book with average to terrible recipes - nobody gets hurt if they buy a cookbook that's a bit crap. Politics, on the other hand, is always scrutinised. Legit critics read political books and it will possibly be reviewed in the major papers. She knows she doesn't have the time or ability to produce something actually good, and that means CRITICISM - which we all know oor Jackie cannot take even a smidgeon of. If this book actually has been in the works for years, I don't think it'll ever - thankfully - see the light of day.
I think the law is a bit opaque here. You have to be really careful and get legal sign-off if you are quoting someone in a book and using their real name (usually the case with a famous person, in case they sue for libel, etc) but with a book like the one Jack is talking about, you can use a pseudonym and obviously present the facts in a way that builds your case, and be selective and omit certain facts. When the 'Chavs' book was published it was praised by some, but other reviewers (on the Right) said that it was totally one-sided, etc, and was highly selective in its facts. So, I think it depends on the writer and what their agenda is. Polly Toynbee did this years ago - she wrote a book about living for a week on minimum wage - and after it was published some people she had met and quoted in the book (ordinary people, like someone living in a tower block, or another cleaner, etc) said she had totally distorted what they'd said.I would be very interested in point (c). I don't know much about getting a book through legal if it's non fiction. Would they require to see the original sources etc? Does it depend on the publication rather than the legal process?
Typical half arsed lazy attitude which she applies to all her 'income generation', you can’t call it work as that requires effort, rather than coasting on the effort of others she is morally bankrupt, I do not understand how she can take money from the people who have actually earned it While she fannies about doing less than the bare minimum. In the real world she would be sacked. She couldn’t even hold down a job as a paper person.So... She's just cobbling together other people's articles and research to pass off as a book under her name then? Righty ho...
New thread title?“Jack Monroe is unwell”
Was the restaurant really a week ago?!Less than a week ago she cooked a couple of dishes (including reheating a pack of Waitrose parmentier potatoes) and was suddenly declaring her unfulfilled dream to open a restaurant. A week is an eternity in the Jackiverse!