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Coming Undone: Beautifully written memoir reveals ugly truths of an abusive childhood

In a devastating memoir, editor-in-chief of Empire magazine Terri White recounts the horrors of her childhood and her attempts to escape to a better life

9th August, 2020
Terri White, editor-in-chief at Empire magazine, is able to perfectly take the emotional temperature of the moment and deliver it with a terrible beauty

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Coming Undone: A Memoir

By Terri White

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