How to become famous. Caitlin Moran

Joanna Morrigan, known in narrow circles like Dolly Wilde, finally received everything she wanted - she was nineteen years old, she lives in London in her own apartment and writes for the most intact music magazine of Britain. And then John Kait, the love of her whole life, writes an album that takes off into the tops of musical charts, and falls into an inaccessible measurement of celebrities for simple mortals-the world of private parties and VIP registers. Joanna does not have a pass into this world, so she does the only thing that a self -respecting woman of free morals can do, not devoid of taste for adventures: she begins to write a provocative column about the life of celebrities. Now Glory surrounds her, but soon Joanna understands that she has to pay for everything - and her reckoning for star life can be a person whom she at all costs wanted to keep nearby.