Review: The Third Man and The Fallen Idol – by Graham Greene

Graham Greene is a classic early twentieth century English novelist. I remember studying Brighton Rock for my school GCSEs.The Third Man is set in the murky underworld of post World War 2 Vienna. The Austrian capital has been quartered into four allied zones: English, French, American and Russian. A front…

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Review: Silver Bullets – by Élmer Mendoza

This Mexican author, Elmer Mendoza, is about as vibrant a writer of fiction that I have encountered since Hemingway. A truly unique flowing style that is amazing to digest. The hero of the book is policeman Edgar ‘Lefty’ Mendieta. He is a drunken womaniser and the tale weaves in his…

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Review: Touching from a Distance – Ian Curtis and Joy Division – by Deborah Curtis

I am a massive fan of Joy Division and feel that the band’s greatness has always been tainted by lead singer, Ian Curtis’ early death. He was a modern day British Jim Morrison, a trapped poet, muse to millions. This book, a heartfelt examination of the real man by his…

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No Love Lost

Joy Division is a highly regarded band at End Of Terror, known for their impactful music that reflects the struggles of the Mental Health System. The tragic suicide of lead singer Ian Curtis adds depth to their work. Post-Curtis, the band evolved into New Order, further enriching the music scene.

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