I Can Make You Loathe Yourself: The Infallible Step-by Step Programme for Lowering Your Self-esteem

I Can Make You Loathe Yourself: The Infallible Step-by Step Programme for Lowering Your Self-esteem

by Lynn Phillips (Author)

Synopsis

You can barely enter a bookshop these days without tripping over piles of self-help books that guarantee to make you better, happier, thinner, prettier, more confident, more beautiful, more lovable, more date-able, and inducting you into the mysteries of The Secret or taking your order for the Cosmic Ordering Service. Now comes a book that really cuts to the chase. If you hate yourself, can't bear to look in the mirror, feel your life is a failure...then do it properly! Here is a book that can take even a sunny, carefree, happy-go-lucky person - the kind who always looks on the bright side and bounces back with a smile after any silly knock - and teach them to plumb the depths of self-hatred and disgust. And the difference between all this superficial, I-can-fix-your-life-in-five-minutes nonsense and Lynn Phillips' book is that she knows it takes time. No-one said it would be easy. The road to true self-loathing is a long, arduous one that demands dedication, will power, and attention to every last detail. Ultimately, you must really want it, and only you can do it for yourself. So, if you want to: * Bungle a relationship * Sabotage your career * Cheat on your latest diet this is the book to read. Lynn Phillips has written for a wide range of magazines including The Nation, Harvard Lampoon and Newsweek. She lives in New York.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Publisher: Aurum Press Ltd
Published: 25 Oct 2009

ISBN 10: 1845134680
ISBN 13: 9781845134686

Author Bio
Lynn Phillips is a media tramp who writes and edits for film, television, print and interactive media. She was a staff writer for the groundbreaking satirical nighttime soap opera, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. After working as scriptwriter for several major studios, she moved back East where she has written for a wide array of publications from Glamour and The Realist to The Harvard Lampoon. Under the name Maggie Cutler, she wrote The Secret Life of Kitty Lyons, a bimonthly column for Nerve (www.nerve.com), the Web and print magazine. Still pseudonymous, she wrote for The Nation; co-created the satirical political websites, www.vaguepolitix.com and www.shacklereport.com; and was a regular contributor to Newsweek International's Letter From America . She is author of I Can Make Your Loathe Yourself, published by Aurum. She and her husband life in New York with one cat -a self-loathing adept- who, having licked the fur off her thighs, has taken the pseudonym, Poodle .