Synopsis
'Illuminating . . . there is never a dull moment' - The Times
'Marvellous . . . full of riches' - New Statesman
David Milch is the critically acclaimed writer of the iconic TV series Deadwood and NYPD Blue. As he descends into a dementia from which there's no return, Life's Work is his account of his increasingly strange present and his...
Details
04 January 2024304 pages
9781035005642Imprint: Picador
Reviews
Marvellous . . . a book full of riches.Erica Wagner, The New Statesman
Life’s Work is one of the best books about television I’ve read. It’s funny, discursive, literate, druggy, self-absorbed, fidgety, replete with intense perceptions . . . You finish feeling you’ve really met someone. Milch was his own best creation.The New York Times
A searing, brutally honest memoir.The Independent
A brilliant, emotional memoir . . . Takes the darkness of his own life and of those around him and turns it into something else, something that is threaded with hope.Mail on Sunday
