o/t what's the best biography you have ever read?

[Casper64Frank]

Muhammad Ali ; His Life and Times.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Unreliable Memoirs by Clive James

Technically an autobiography but worth a mention.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Also Wings on my Sleeve by Eric "Winkle" Brown

Ex Spitfire pilot and test pilot, wow what a guy.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

You asked the question, IBS. What's your take on biographies?

Caravaggio, a life scared and profane- Andrew Graham Dixon
Blake (William Blake)- Peter Ackrord

[hotun]

Anders Lasson SAS

[jocksgloves]

Alex Harvey's biography is very interesting.
The Railway Man, the autobiographical story of Eric Lomax is brilliant.

[great_fire]

Caravaggio, a life scared and profane- Andrew Graham Dixon

Think that's Bradley Walsh's favourite artist, mentioned it on The Chase.

The high-brow and the low-brow.

[tom12026]

The Iron Duke-Bobby Windsor
Harry Rednapp-Always Managing and A Man Walks onto A Pitch
Gareth Chilcott.
I also read Stan Bowles' autobiography-definitely warts and all and a warning to all gamblers.

[kempo]

29 Black..By me under real name ....Coming out for Christmas if Proof reading and Forward completed on time.

[Q165]

Sorry for butting in. I saw this thread on 'What's New?'. Two autobiographies and not the 'conventional' biographies

Waging Heavy Peace - Neil Young
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteeen

Recommendeed.