No flat caps and no ‘Mr Grimsdale ‘here. But you do get both the swinging sixties and the Pretty Things in What’s Good For The Goose.
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Baron’s Court All Change by Terry Taylor
Ever wondered who the lead character in Absolute Beginners was based on? According to the introduction of Baron’s Court All Change, it was Terry Taylor.
Burden Of Proof by James Barlow (Pan)
Familiar with the movie Villain with Richard Burton? It’s based on the wonderful Burden of Proof by James Barlow.
Absolute Beginners BFI screening and Julian Temple Q&A
A film that divides, but you might rethink your opinion after the Absolute Beginners BFI screening and Julian Temple Q&A.
Pauline Boty – The Only Blonde In The World
Little is in print about this early pop art icon. So Pauline Boty – The Only Blonde In The World is a book to be treasured purely because there isn’t much else.
Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush (1968)
Originally a Hunter Davies book about mid-60s Carlisle, Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush made it to the big screen in 1968.
Review: Ready, Steady, Go! The Weekend Starts Here
Neil Handerson checks out Ready, Steady, Go! The Weekend Starts Here, a new book by Andy Neill that has been 16 years in the making.
Reviewed: And Soon The Darkness (1970)
It’s an obscure thing that used to live on late-night TV, but And Soon The Darkness has an interesting back story.
