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| | Hey Jo - [Sunday Herald] |
 | | GIVEN that Jo Brand was due to run the London Marathon just days ago, it seems possible she might arrive spindle-thin and in jogging pants, a shrunken- down husk of her former cake-gobbling, “must-be-anorexic-because-when-anorexics-look-in-a-mirror-they-see-a-fat-person-and-so-do-I” self. |
 | | Brand is here to talk about her book, It’s Different For Girls, a grimy, pierhead, romantic comedy set in Hastings in the punk-era Seventies, revolving around the coming of age of two teenage girls, one of whom, Rachel, seems remarkably like a teenage Brand. |
 | | Brand was 13 when her father, an engineer, got a job in Hastings, and the family were uprooted from their countryside home near Tunbridge Wells. |
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