The Andy Warhol Diaries Edited by Pat Hackett

Cruel, sexy, and sometimes heartbreaking … Warhol is no neutral observer, but a character in his own right * Newsweek *A guilty pleasure, famed for their celebrity anecdotes, their triviality, their lack of engagement…The 90s bestseller that no one admitted having read…In his diaries, as in much else, Warhol was way ahead of the game. – Nicola Barr * The Observer *Diaries are his last great work of art, and no less valuable for having been created with even less visible conscious intent than anything else he produced….There’s something about them that makes you strongly suspect that editor Pat Hackett has done a very thorough and sympathetic job…There is much to surprise, though…Warhol was a more amusing person, and a more human one, than the mask and blond fright-wig might have let on. The deadpan are by no means immune to human feeling, after all. – Nicholas Lezard * The Guardian *

Andy Warhol, a painter and graphic artist, also produced a significant body of film work, including the famous Chelsea Girls. Equally well known in the late sixties and early seventies as resident in his studio, the Factory, Warhol died in New York in 1987.

Pat Hackett worked closely with Andy Warhol for twenty years, co-authoring two books and a screenplay as well as serving as his diarist.

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