Freshfields associate Jonathan Lee, whose first novel ‘Who is Mr Satoshi?’ was published this month, on book readings, the Jeremy Kyle show and his fear of being perceived as pretentious....
July 16, 2010 at 06:17 AM
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Freshfields associate Jonathan Lee, whose first novel ‘Who is Mr Satoshi?’ was published this month, on book readings, the Jeremy Kyle show and his fear of being perceived as pretentious
There were about 150 people at the book launch for Who is Mr Satoshi? A lot of friends from Freshfields came to support me. I’d seen my book on the shelves a week before, but the launch made it fully real – to have people there, celebrating with me. It was fun.
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