Share some interesting autobiographies here.

>>3089188
How many of these are actually written by said persons? I imagine most just give a list of bullet points to their ghostwriter

>>3089311
I think most of the more famous politicians just need a ghostwriter to polish the stuff, but 100% of autobiographies of sport guys are not theirs.

>>3089311
They usually work with a ghost writer but that's no secret and honestly way better for the overal quality of the book. Exceptions are people like Churchill

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>>3089188

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>>3089188
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>tfw Gen. Mattis said to read this book
>tfw learned how to read to read this

Such is life for your average Marine, worth it though, it was a damn good book

>>3089311

Depends on if they are running again or not. They normally lie their asses off if they are still in politics. This is why The Clinton Tapes are way more interesting than My Life.

They won't discuss controversial things if they want to get back in power.

This is why old Kissinger is better. Gates' Duty is good too because he didn't give a fuck anymore.

Dreams of My Father is suprisingly open because Obama's big claim to fame then was first Black Harvard Law Review editor, I don't think he ever thought he'd be President when he wrote it.