Lorna Tucker

BARE (eBook, ePUB)

If A Million Little Pieces were entirely true and written by a woman

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

IF 'A MILLION LITTLE PIECES' WERE ENTIRELY TRUE AND WRITTEN BY A WOMAN

I, Lorna Tucker, have lived a life that most you can't even begin to imagine...

'A chronicle of her remarkable journey' GUARDIAN

I have lived on London's wet, piss-soaked streets. I have lived with the warm, sweet embrace of heroin. I have lived in hostels with my newborn baby. I have lived so much that I barely made it out alive.

I have lied, thieved and stripped. I have tricked you into giving me money. And you've wished I didn't exist. You've looked away; you've been disgusted. I could be your daughter, your lover... you- all of us are closer to the brink than we'd like to think.

I didn't die though. I lived... And it's time to tell my story.

Come to hell and back with me.

THE FIRST-EVER BOOK ABOUT FEMALE HOMELESSNESS.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Octopus
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. März 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781914240713
• Artikelnr.: 66339166

Autorenporträt

Lorna Tucker is an artist, writer and filmmaker, who has secured her place as one of the most exciting documentary directors working today, known for tackling big social themes with humour, ease and grace. Her first feature documentary, Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist, was an Official Selection at Sundance 2018. Her subsequent documentaries include: Amá, about the sterilisation abuse of Native American women over the past 60 years; Someone's Daughter, Someone's Son, chronicling stories of homelessness in the UK; and Call Me Kate, about the inner life of screen legend Katharine Hepburn. She was named one of the biggest breakout female filmmakers by Harper's Bazaar and Elle in 2018, and one of Creative England's CE50 the following year. She has written articles for British Vogue and the guardian and her first solo art exhibition will open at Saatchi Gallery in Spring 2026. Bare is her first book.