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My Top Ten Non-fiction Books 2012

Posted on December 20, 2012 by Doug Johnstone

I tend to read more novels than non-fiction, but I did read plenty of cracking non-fic books this year, and a real mixed bag of topics and styles. Here are the best: 1. John Jeremiah Sullivan, Pulphead (Vintage) Essays from … Continue reading →

Posted in doug johnstone | Tagged Bloody Nasty People, David Byrne, David Trilling, Distrust That Particular Flavor, El Narco, ewan morrison, How Music Works, How Soon is Now?, Ioan Grillo, Jean Sprackland, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Kathleen Jamie, Matt Thorne, Prince, Pulphead, Richard King, Sightlines, Strands, Tales From The Mall, William Gibson | 1 Comment

Books I reviewed in April (and some I didn’t)

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Doug Johnstone

Monthly journo round up time. Here’s the great and not so great from April: Will Oldham, On Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy (Faber) – Start of a series of books from Faber where leftfield musicians interview themselves. Intriguing idea, and a good … Continue reading →

Posted in doug johnstone | Tagged big issue, Colin Irwin, D W Wilson Once You Break a Knuckle, Dark Lies the Island, doug johnstone, Elizabeth Reeder, Headstone, How Soon is Now?, Iain Banks, independent on sunday, irvine welsh, Kathleen Jamie, Ken Bruen, Kevin Barry, Murder Mile, Neil Young: A Life in Pictures, On Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Ramshackle, Richard King, scotland on sunday, Sightlines, Skagboys, Stonemouth, Stuart Nadler, The Book of Life, the herald, tony black, Will Oldham | Leave a comment

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