Scammer

De: Caroline Calloway

Narrado por: Caroline Calloway

Nearly a decade ago, infamous literary 'it' girl Caroline Calloway created the proposal for a book she called School Girl while cutting up lines of Adderall with her Cambridge student ID. She promised followers and publishers alike that her life was a perfect fairytale up until the day she went to rehab.

As her 2015 book deal crumpled without a manuscript, Calloway was called a scammer, a fraud and a one-woman Fyre Fest, although during this time she managed to get and remain 'amphetamine-sober'. She also promised herself that she would never again sell a book without a finished manuscript. However, the chances of her ever producing a book beloved by fans and critics all but flickered out when her former best friend, Natalie Beach, published a viral tell-all in The Cut, falsely claiming to have been Calloway's ghostwriter all along.

A testament to the power of redemption, Scammer follows Calloway from her childhood dreams of becoming a famous memoirist, through her rise to internet fame at Phillips Exeter Academy and Cambridge University, to her catastrophic, Manhattan fallout with Natalie Beach, up until her most recent evolution into the beloved, impossible-to-ignore, downtown anti-hero that she is today.

©2023 Caroline Calloway (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing

Reseñas de la Crítica

'Scammer is funny, engaging and full of genuine insight.' (The New Yorker)

'A masterpiece.' (The Washington Post)

'Caroline Calloway has smashed it ... a masterpiece. The writing is incredible ...' (Stylist magazine)

Exactly like they all said

Some people are interesting. Some people know interesting people. But it doesn't matter to me unless they write about their life. Thank God Caroline wanted to be a writer instead of finding a cure for cancer.

Raw, funny, shocking, beautiful, relatable Queen

I read the physical book a couple of years ago, but what a delight to hear it read by Caroline herself. She’s messy, she’s impossible, she’s adorable, she’s irritating, she’s smart, she’s the worst, she’s the best. Her prose is so over the top, sincere and unique. Does she want you to love her? Yes. She’s pretty clear about that. Will she change a single thing about herself to make that happen? Absolutely not.