It suited them to pay opinion columnists to write knocking columns on the poor and the vulnerable at the time they were trying switch resources from the poor to the rich. Charlotte did everything for me' etc etc. The problem with those type of revelations is that they are intended to shock, to throw people off balance. Lynn Barber says that every word of the autobiography is a cry for help. Julie Burchill is in danger of eclipsing the Tellytubbies for media coverage.
Bisexuality is such a naff term.
So - definitely no 'bi' in Burchill then. When asked about the many omissions from the book, including the total absence of Daniel Raven, Julie explains 'I don't owe anyone the truth. Hmm, interesting concept for a biography. One last observation - my spell checker doesn't recognise 'Burchill'. James Jones' biography of Alfred Kinsey received plenty of coverage in the broadsheets - of notably varying quality.