The Devil Rides Out

If you only buy one celeb memoir this year, make it this one * News of the World *
Far and away the best writer of the lot… his turn of phrase is a joy * The Sunday Times *
Even funnier and more touching than the million-selling first volume. I defy anyone not to enjoy this book – Jilly Cooper * Daily Telegraph *
La Cage Aux Folles meets Withnail and I * The Sunday Times *
It’s sharply written, very self-aware and makes you laugh out loud – Mark Sanderson * Daily Telegraph *
He writes so well, and takes you so skilfully into disparate Merseyside and London subcultures – John Dugdale * Guardian *
Genuinely gripping and fascinating sequel to O’Grady’s first volume of celebrity memoir * The Sunday Times *
A wonderfully evocative writer – Janet Street-Porter * Daily Mail *
Laugh-out-loud moments ensue, as he paints a vivid picture of life in Birkenhead, involving colourful characters. Paul’s alter ego Lily Savage makes her first appearance and there are many jaw-dropping tales * Prima *
Strikingly original, a rewarding read whether or not you’re a big O’Grady fan already – David Sexton * London Evening Standard *

Paul O’Grady first came to fame in the guise of Lily Savage, and was nominated for a Perrier Award at the Edinburgh Festival in 1991. Lily later became a regular on This Morning, took over the bed on The Big Breakfast and presented Blankety Blank. Paul, of course, went on to further success presenting his chat shows on Channel 4 and ITV, For the Love of Dogs and Animal Orphans on ITV, and his weekly show on BBC Radio 2, inter alia. His four volumes of autobiography - At My Mother’s Knee, The Devil Rides Out, Still Standing and Open the Cage, Murphy - are all Sunday Times bestsellers.

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