Book by Penman Ian
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There's very few things I've wanted but couldn't have, but one I can think of is envy... When I met Penman... I finally found someone of my own generation I could feel this most shimmeringly savage and sexy of emotions for. And it felt DAMN GOOD. Reader, in your hands you hold your very own ticket to Heaven, via Hell, and back (Julie Burchill ?For sheer provocative wit and penetrating insight it makes a mockery of most magazine journalism? Uncut ?Vivid witticisms and circumspect X rays of youth culture? Time Out New York)
In 1977, The Clash and The Sex Pistols released their d?but albums, Vladimir Nabokov died and Ian Penman had his first review published in the NME. Britain's leading weekly music paper was just about to embark upon its most glamorous era, with Penman its star writer. Perming Barthes with dub, booze and Walter Benjamin, Penman achieved something few music writers can even dream of - he changed the way the subject was written about. From Amis to Zappa, Tricky to De Niro, Fassbinder to Michael Jackson, cartoons to curry, S&M to heavy metal, this brilliant collection brings together for the very first time Ian Penman's journalism.
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EUR 23,86
De Reino Unido a Estados Unidos de America
Librería: The Book Nook Stirling, Stirling, Reino Unido
Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Shows some minor signs of shelf wear but in very good condition considering age. Slight discolouration to pages. Spine intact, all pages intact and free of annotations. Nº de ref. del artículo: ABE-1686994804352
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