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Books UK
Ian Duquemin: Reject – Book Review
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A true story of what it was like to grow up in a small closed community in the 60s and 70s, to ride the first wave of punk, and to use it as your ticket out.
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Benjamin Myers: Pig Iron – Book Review
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Never has an author caught the sense of dread, denial and defeat in the downward spiral so thoroughly and accurately as this since Hubert Selby Jr.’s masterwork Requiem for a Dream.
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TV Smith: How to Feel Human – book review
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It’s impossible not to admire his conviction to his music, as he battles the elements, guitar on back, emergency cheese sandwich at the ready, playing across Europe, and visiting America for the first time.
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Mick O’Shea: The Anarchy Tour- book review
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A cracking book and one that should join the pantheon of “must-haves” in the punk fans bookshelves.
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Joolz Denby: Wild Thing- book review
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It more or less grabs you by the hair and marches you through the pages with such a grim determination that you can’t put it down
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