The Best Autobiographies

[Yeti]

Danny, definitely get both of the Lance Armstrong ones.

From there I am not sure what to recommend, I have read a ton of great ones but they are mostly British people like Frank Skinner.

Richard Branson's Losing My Virginity is good.

[diebitter]

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Danny, definitely get both of the Lance Armstrong ones.

From there I am not sure what to recommend, I have read a ton of great ones but they are mostly British people like Frank Skinner.

Richard Branson's Losing My Virginity is good.

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Yeah, Frank Skinner's one is fab. The story of how he lost his cherry for £5 to a whore called 'Cookie' is really, really revolting though!

[KaneKungFu123]

I thought the movie Catch Me if you Can was awesome. Its based on a true story. You should read that.

[theBruiser500]

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I thought the movie Catch Me if you Can was awesome. Its based on a true story. You should read that.

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Yeah the book is pretty good. Also I'll join the crowd in recommending the Lance Armstrong books, in fact I had a thread about them before.

[Apathy]

My personal favorite is Wayne Gretzky's. Lots of entertaining anecdotes.

[LockForward]

Cash by Johnny Cash is definatly a good one.

Citizen Hughes, while not a true autobiography but more of a collection of his stolen papers, is very good.

[theBruiser500]

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Cash by Johnny Cash is definatly a good one.

Citizen Hughes, while not a true autobiography but more of a collection of his stolen papers, is very good.

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Who is citizien Hughes, and who is Gordon Libby?

[Gunny Highway]

Will - G. Gordon Liddy

A lot of it is just him being arrogant but some of it is also very interesting.

"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou.

Long Walk to Freedom, by Nelson Mandela. This book is amazing.