Jani Confidential
2015 memoir by Jani Allan / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Jani Confidential is a memoir by the late[1] South African columnist Jani Allan, once the most famous media figure in the country as a columnist for the country's mass-circulation Sunday Times. Allan charts her rise in South African journalism against the backdrop of excess and decadence of the country's white elites. Allan's life unravels when an interview with the late Eugene Terre'Blanche threatens to derail her glittering career. Her memoir became a critical success, lauded by publications such as the Daily Maverick, Mail & Guardian and Noseweek. Commercially Jani Confidential also performed well, becoming a Sunday Times top five best-seller. The memoir was published by Jacana Media on 16 March 2015.
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Author | Jani Allan |
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Language | English |
Genre | Memoir |
Publisher | Jacana |
Publication date | 16 March 2015 |
Publication place | South Africa |
Pages | 285 |
ISBN | 9781431420216 |
Preceded by | Face Value |