Repossessed

The two volumes of Julian’s autobiography have incited outrageous praise from both fans and the press. Uncut made Repossessed its Book of the Month whilst Select called the book: ‘An astonishing revelation of the workings of the post-fame pop mind. Cope goes on to further trample the limits of known music writing … it’s all here. 5 out of 5.’ In Mojo, Dave Cavanagh wrote: ‘Repossessed consolidates Cope’s reputation as the foremost and wittiest self-analyst in modern music.’ Best of all, The Times said that Repossessed: ‘Leaves supposed “classics” such as Ian Hunter’s Diary Of A Rock’n’Roll Star in its dust.’