The Gospel According to Chris Moyles : The Story of a Man and His Mouth

Someone has to dislike you to buy you this.

I thought this book was fantastic. Very easy reading and very genuine. I used to work in the Radio industry so I knew of some of the people that he mentions which made it all the more interesting for me, but I still think many fans of Chris would enjoy it too. Overall, I thought it was fantastic and unlike some autobiographies, I really could imagine Chris reading it out. I.e., it is written as he would speak it.

I love the Chris Moyles radio show. Unfortunately The Gospel According to Chris Moyles : The Story of a Man and His Mouth book seems rushed from 15 to 32 years. There is not much in between for a man so bright, loud and original, but maybe it is because big stars are expected to have unusual lives, but they may be just normal like us.

The book is just very average; even the photos are the norm.

I am a big Moyles fan, and I was disappointed.

Working class Leeds boy who has taken the airwaves, and now the literary world in his stride. Any person who takes it upon themselves to underestimate The Gospel According to Chris Moyles : The Story of a Man and His Mouth biography is either jealous or missing the point.

I think this is book oh so totally sucks. Moyles thinks he's the crem de la crem of radio but he isn't. This big lump isn't even the top dog in London. I'd even rather listen to Scott Mills than be forced to read this pile of garbage. The best thing you can do with this book is wrap it in a Longman sandwich and shove it up your jacksy.