Wensley Clarkson

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Wensley Clarkson (born 1956) is a British tabloid writer. He is the author of screenplays and television documentaries plus more than two dozen novels in the true crime genre and "quickie" celebrity biographies.

He also writes under the pen name Jon Bellini.

In 2003 Larry King interviewed Tom Cruise, mentioning the quickie biography Cruise Control where inaccuracy was the actor's complaint.

According to his website he runs writer's workshops in Spain.

[edit] See also

  • Sting: The Secret Life of Gordon Sumner (1996; re-published in 2000 as Sting: The Biography and in 2003 as A Tale in the Sting)
  • Tom Cruise: Unauthorized (1998; but originally published in Britain in 1997 or before)
  • Ronaldo!: 21 Years of Genius and 90 Minutes That Shook the World (1998)
  • Cruise Control (2003)
  • Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned: True Stories of Women Who Kill (2003)
  • John Travolta: King of Cool (2005)
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