Biography of Bibliography

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Before I start forgetting them, here's a quick list of my book mentions (contributions, research and funding).

CONTRIBUTIONS:

'Time Out Shortlist: Brighton' (First Edition) (Time Out Guides Ltd, 2011)
Richard Houghton - 'Shaun Ryder's Book Of Mumbo Jumbo' (This Day In Music Books, 2021)
GANTOB And Friends... - '2023: A Trilogy' (GANTOB Books, 2024)

RESEARCH:

Michael White - 'Popkiss: The Life And Afterlife Of Sarah Records' (Bloomsbury Academic, 2015)
Jeff Johnson - 'The Works Of Iain Sinclair: A Descriptive Bibliography And Biographical Chronology. Facsicles I-III' (Test Centre Books, 2018)
Jeff Johnson - 'The Works Of Iain Sinclair: A Descriptive Bibliography And Biographical Chronology. Facsicle IV' (Test Centre Books, 2019)
Jeff Johnson - 'The Works Of Iain Sinclair: A Descriptive Bibliography And Biographical Chronology. Facsicle V' (Test Centre Books, 2023)
Jane Duffus - 'These Things Happen: The Sarah Records Story' (Tangent Books, 2023)

FUNDING:

Neil Taylor - 'C86 & All That: The Creation Of Indie In Difficult Times' (Ink Monkey Editions, 2016). Crowdfunding.
Steve Peak - 'Hastings Pier: A Pier Without Peer' (Primo, 2016). Pier shareholders listed in hardback edition only.

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It's been a few years since the last one (and I did wonder if the pandemic had knocked the whole project on the head) but the third volume of Jeff Johnson's Iain Sinclair bibliography, which I had a small hand in, is now up from pre-order from Test Centre Books here

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Having already done a bit of music press research for Michael White when he wrote his book 'Popkiss: The Life And Afterlife Of Sarah Records' a few years' back, I was in a good position to dig up a little bit more info for Jane Duffus for her huge new book 'These Things Happen: The Sarah Records Story', out very soon from Bristol's Tangent Books. More information on that one here (I also get an oblique mention on page 11)

If you missed Michael White's 'Popkiss' at the time, though, it's still available from Bloomsbury Academic here

Incidentally, I've just had a look and a previous book I had a hand in, 'Shaun Ryder's Book Of Mumbo Jumbo' (which reprinted some of my Toppermost feature on Happy Mondays), is now on offer price from This Day In Music Books here - Various special editions, including a bonus 7" single, are available.

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The first piece of short fiction I've written since school, probably, is called 'Who Stole The Cookie?' and is up on the GANTOB blog here as part of The KLF Re-enactment Society. More to follow, all being well.

Reprinted in GANTOB And Friends... - '2023: A Trilogy' (GANTOB Books, 23rd January 2024)

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My second story for GANTOB is up on their blog here - One more to follow!


Reprinted in GANTOB And Friends... - '2023: A Trilogy' (GANTOB Books, 23rd January 2024)

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Bonus short story for The KLF Re-enactment Society: My contribution to the Dispatches From The K-Line page is called 'The Northwest Passage' and you can read it here (for background information see the Letters For Tillerman correspondence on the same website, as well as The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu's novel '2023' (Faber & Faber, 2017).

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The third and final short story in my trilogy for GANTOB is up on her blog here. More to follow in the New Year it looks like.


Reprinted in GANTOB And Friends... - '2023: A Trilogy' (GANTOB Books, 23rd January 2024)

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'The Gate Is Open' - an essay on William Blake and The KLF for GANTOB's blog - here

Republished in an initial one-off, yellow edition as GANTOB2024: Pamphlet 3, 20th January 2024.