Not in My Name

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<p>It is a great and glorious tradition the world over - to vehemently state one thing and then do the exact opposite. Royals are doing it, reformed smokers are doing it, and politicians are virtually synonymous with it. Welcome to the heyday of hypocrisy.</p><p>From the Everyday Hypocrites (cyclists, white hip-hop fans, reality television-haters) to the truly pungent Stinking Hypocrites (chav-haters, green campaigners and anti-Americans), Julie Burchill and Chas Newkey-Burden pull no punches in their witty harangue of those who shamelessly say one thing and do another.</p><p>Features the modern hypocrite's favourite holiday destinations, sporting heroes and the hilarious Hypocrites' Ultimate Weekend.</p>

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<p><b>Julie Burchill (Author)</b> Julie Burchill started work aged just 17 at<i>New Musical Express</i>and has since had a long and impressive career in journalism, writing for many publications on various topics such as punk music, film reviews and feminism</p> <p>Julie has written more than a dozen books including<i>Sugar Rush, Ambition</i>and<i>On David Beckham</i>. She is no stranger to controversy, and<i>Unchosen</i>has already proved to be a divisive and polemical book. <b>Chas Newkey-Burden (Author)</b> Chas Newkey-Burden is a journalist, columnist and author who has written columns for<i>Attitude</i>,<i>Time Out</i>and<i>The Big Issue</i>. His books include<i>Simon Cowell: The Unauthorised Biography</i>,<i>Help! Im Turning Into My Dad</i>, and<i>The All-New Official Arsenal Miscellany</i>. He also co-wrote, with Julie Burchill,<i>Not In My Name: A Compendium of Modern Hypocrisy</i>. Follow him on Twitter: @AllThatChas </p>

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