Cameron Crowe’s semi-autobiographical film Almost Famous won a string of awards on its release in 2000 and has a legion of fans globally. Crowe now tells the real story of his years as a young journalist for Rolling Stone Magazine and other iconic music outlets in his memoir, The Uncool. We largely follow his mid-late […]
Salvatores, the debut novel by Neil Morris, a Brighton-based piano teacher, is a sci-fi mystery following the enigmatic Daniel Piper.
Occasionally, a poem performs an emotion rather than merely presenting it. One such poem is ‘Mad Girl’s Love Song’ by Sylvia Plath in 1953. It’s a captivating, terrifying dance on the verge of a breakdown that engages readers even today, seven decades later. On closer inspection, the seemingly straightforward composition turns out to be a […]
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