Uncovering the lunacy of MAN-EATING TYPEWRITER: a Polari-language novel
Delve into the bizarre world of Richard Milward's latest novel, set in 1960s Britain and written in Polari, a secret dialect used in gay culture.
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INDUSTRY OF MAGIC & LIGHT: a hippy-trippy journey through the psychedelic era
Serving as a prequel to his debut novel, David Keenan’s fifth work Industry of Light & Magic is a hippy-trippy journey toward Afghanistan.
WAYWARD: 60s singer Vashti Bunyan looks back on an unconventional career
Within the pages of Wayward, her first memoir, what becomes apparent is that Vashti Bunyan’s reasons for wanting to escape run far deeper.
LIGHTNING STRIKING compacts transformative rock’n’roll history into one, slick package
Evocative and full of boundless passion for his subject, Lenny Kaye compacts rock'n'roll's most transformative moments into Lightning Striking.
A whirlwind of celebrity, music and wanderlust – TENEMENT KID | BOOK REVIEW
A sweeping narrative of a working-class kid exploring feelings of wanderlust, courtesy of the first memoir by Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie.
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