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A cynical view of the world of modern journalism,
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This review is from: Pravda (Methuen Modern Plays) (Paperback)
Although littered with 80's references which may trip up the reader at first, Pravda is the tale of an honest journalist who see's his profession debased through the growth of tabloids, the sensational shocking headlines and the British public's lust for sex, royalty and nationalism. Into this arena walks La Roux, cunning, devious and calculating, a very thinly veiled Murdoch his personality turns everyone towards him, controlling the worlds of royalty, sports, politics and at the end the world of journalism, forcing even the "hero" of the book to give up his honest journalistic instincts and start calling for smut.
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Pravda (Methuen Modern Plays) by Howard Brenton (Paperback - June 13, 1985)
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