Everyone's Gone to the Moon

Everyone's Gone to the Moon

1996 • 441 pages

As Louis Brennan comes to terms with his gift for writing and with one private or public shock after another, Philip Norman conjures up swinging London in vibrant detail. And he leads his hero, and the reader, to startling insights about journalism and to a fresh appreciation of the human comedy in which we all play a part.


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