Bryant & May – England’s Finest
More Lost Cases from The Peculiar Crimes Unit By Christopher Fowler Published by Doubleday I believe Christopher Fowler to be one of England’s great…
The Associates – Perhaps
The 80s were a golden era for pop music in the UK, and The Associates were very much part of this. Hailing from Dundee,…
Hitler’s Invasion of East Anglia 1940. An Historical Cover Up?
By Martin Bowman Published by Pen & Sword Aviation Though ‘Operation Sealion’, Hitler’s proposed invasion of South England, never took place, Hitler openly confided…
Girl – Wasted Youth
Girl were formed in 1979, slap bang in the nascent New Wave of British Heavy Metal, but you couldn’t think of a band more…
Plants Go To War: A Botanical History of World War II
By Judith Sumner Published by McFarland Sometimes you have the pleasure of reviewing a book that’s so brilliant and original, you wonder why no…
Breathing As Spiritual Practice
By Will Johnson Published by Inner Traditions In a world which is becoming increasingly more fraught and fragmented by the minute (just look at…
The Peasants’ Revolting …Crimes
By Terry Deary Published by Pen and Sword History I love the Horrible Histories books; back in the day I bought them all for…
Glenn Hughes – Justified Man
The Studio Albums 1995-2003 Glenn Hughes is a living legend, a member of Trapeze, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and more beside. Moreover, he is…
The Land of the White Horse: Visions of England
By David Miles Published by Thames & Hudson The White Horse at Uffington is one of England’s most instantly recognised symbols. It is an…
Hawkwind – All Aboard The Skylark
Hawkwind are the once and future band, of the past and of the future at the same time. It feels as though they are…