Begrudgers Inc unhappy about Cecilia’s success

THE green-eyed monster appears to be gobbling up a fair few book critics and newspaper columnists.

Tue, 03 Feb, 2004 - 00:00

A number of recent magazine and newspaper pieces seek to pour scorn on Cecilia Ahern's good fortune.

Some make the point that the overnight success achieved by the author of PS I Love You should arouse our suspicion, given the years of hard slog in relative obscurity that has been the fate of so many writers.

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