“In his excellent new book, comedian and Triggerometry host Konstantin Kisin asks why people in the West so often spit on their luck…” Read Douglas Murray’s 5/5 review in The Telegraph…
“Ware gives insights into his austere upbringing in Sheffield, his friendship with former bandmate Phil Oakley, experimentation in the Synth Britannia era and his production career. He also touches poignantly on politics, culture, humour, film, sport and more.”
“This is a provocative book. More than once, its author says the unsayable. It makes you think, and it makes you want for a better world. It is urgent and daring and brave.” Read more in The Observer:
Little, Brown imprint Constable has signed political commentator and satirist Andrew Doyle’s “eloquent yet fiery exploration of our current cultural climate”, The New Puritans.
Nine Eight Book has acquired In Perfect Harmony: Singalong Pop in ’70s Britain by the music critic of The Times Will Hodgkinson, “a truly exceptional and labyrinthine text on a most misunderstood period in British musical history.”