TRY ME

Farah damji finally tells all in an uncut biography about her life. the story is a journey that starts in africa, comes to london and new york and finds some answers in india. one reviewer described it , ´ she spills secrets from the peaks of new york society in the 80s and 90s, and tells the brazen truth about london media-luvvie life in the naughty noughties. names are named, tears will be shed and the book has been cleared by leading libel-lawyers. farah has kept e-mail correspondence from some of the other characters in the book, which authenticate her version of events - very different from that which was widely published.´ farah damji writes beautifully about the exile´s desire to belong and the dilemma of being an ´indian´ woman in the western world. it´s jimmy choo with chutzpah.