Who's responsible For 50 Shades Of Grey?

Friday, September 7, 2012 Will.i.am To Blame For 50 Shades Of Grey It's the biggest selling UK book of all time. It's inspired a host of parodies, and even more column inches. In fact, some might say the 50 Shades Of Grey phenonomen has become a little annoying. CLICK ON THE PICTURE TO READ MORE HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Elizabeth, Queen Of England I "I would rather be a beggar and single than a queen and married." Books Are 'Embarrassing' For Sale: James Bond's Car Dodos And Pickled Moles China's 3D Waterfall Wonder Hirst's 65 Foot Naked Pregnant Woman One Step Closer To Decorating Devon Coast BLOG POSTS Greg Zimmerman: Literary Pet Peeves Are Counterproductive My literary pet peeve is readers who have pet peeves. That's a statement that surely won't make me popular, but stay with me for a second. Hopefully I can get you to see things a little differently. Jason Holmes: Mark Baxter: Backing A Winner Mark is your classic Londoner; loyal to his manor, but equally at home in cosmopolitan Soho and in touch with different cultural spheres. La JohnJoseph: Finally, Finale The final curtain has been faced, the show has gone on, darkness has descended on that little corner of the universe where, for the past four weeks, we have cast our spell. Benjamin Zephaniah: Youth Unemployment: I Wanted to Use Poetry to Speak for Myself When I left school at 13, I didn't know my future would be in poetry - that's something that developed over time. Many other young people don't know what direction they want to steer their lives in and this is where I think Job Ready will really make a really big difference to lives. Tom Sperlinger: Review: Deryn Rees-Jones, Burying the Wren 'Now where?' asks the speaker in 'Three Glances at a Field of Poppies', the opening poem in Deryn Rees-Jones' new collection, Burying the Wren. This question can be asked with an emphasis on either word: 'Now where?' or 'Now where?' In either case, there is a sense of distance already travelled and a fear of being lost. There is none of the breezy continuity with which one may ask, 'Where now?'

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