The Telegraph — Public school boys especially love the Smiths. Morrissey's lyrics of loneliness and angst spoke to them when they were most vulnerable, writes Jemima Lewis more info

The Telegraph — Public school boys are people too, as the Smiths singer should realise, says Jemima Lewis. more info

NME — Publisher hints that deal with former Smiths singer could be a goer more info

Guardian Music — Memoir, said to be 200,000 words long, is ready for 're-drafting and trimming', says the former Smiths frontmanMorrissey's autobiography is done, he just isn't sure if anyone's going to read it. The former Smiths frontman confirmed that he has comple... more info

The Independent — Penguin is in pole position to land the literary coup of the year after announcing that it is willing to publish the autobiography of the singer Morrissey as an immediate Classic. more info

ContactMusic — British singer Morrissey is crippled with doubt about his recently-completed memoirs, because he's convinced he is too boring to pen a bestseller. The former The Smiths frontman has spent more than three years recounting his life story in a bid to... more info

ContactMusic — Morrissey doesn't sing some of his older songs live because they are "mating calls". The 'Boy With the Thorn in his Side' singer recorded four albums with The Smiths between 1982 and 1987 before embarking on a successful solo career, but feels... more info

NME — The book will be out within a year, former Smiths man says more info

ContactMusic — Rocker Morrissey has blasted reports he banned British Prime Minister David Cameron from his dressing room at a concert, insisting the story is just not true. The former The Smiths frontman hit headlines in December (10) when he spoke out to slam.... more info

Gigwise — He backs Smiths bandmate... more info