Ian Leslie
Nato: February 10, 1972 – London, England, United Kingdom
Ian Leslie is a British author and journalist who writes about human behavior, communication, technology, and culture. His books include Born Liars, Curious, Conflicted, and John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs. Through essays, newsletters, and books, he has become a widely read interpreter of psychology and modern social life.
Biografia e Percorso dell'Autore
Ian Leslie, born in 1972, has described his upbringing as loving and secure rather than affluent. His first career was in advertising, where he worked as a communication strategist in London and New York; that immersion in how audiences think, feel, and respond became a practical education in human behaviour. His first book, To Be President, appeared in 2008 as an account of Barack Obama’s presidential campaign, and he also became known in British media as an analyst of American politics. ((https://www.radio-lists.org.uk/r4/2011/R4_2011_0618-0624_3columns_6pt_16pages.pdf))
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Voci della Community
"We think we know everything, but author Ian Leslie proves otherwise"
— Los Angeles Times
"Ian Leslie, as readers of this magazine will know, has a way of bringing fresh perspectives and telling anecdotes to obdurate subjects"
— New Statesman
"No writer has ever gotten to the heart of the John/Paul saga as brilliantly as Ian Leslie"
— Rob Sheffield
"Author Ian Leslie details their union with perceptive insights bolstered by extensive research"
— People
"Ian Leslie is one of our most brilliant science writers, and Conflicted is his best yet"
— Will Storr
"Ian Leslie's writing is a cool bath of sanity in a world of frenzied hot takes"
— Helen Lewis
"Ian Leslie has done the impossible, and breathed new life into one of the world's most studied bands"
— GQ
"Ian Leslie's new book is the best study of that friendship ... that we have ever had"
— Adam Gopnik