Ahh I’ve not read, will get a copy !
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Thanks to whoever recommended Damien Enright - Dope in the Age Of Innocence in this thread, loved it.
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You know how to have fun
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Dark times call for dark measures 
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One of my favourite books, I’ve read it too many times to count
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Highly recommend Disorder by Helen Thompson, and pretty much everything written by John Gray.
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Added to the list!
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I’m on my second reading and only read it first a few months back.
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I just started Irvine Welsh’s latest book - Men In Love. I usually love settling in with these characters. I feel like I’ve grown up with them having first read Trainspotting in 1993 and reading everything that came after (varying quality). I’m really struggling to get into this one though.
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So so good.
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The new Disco Pogo. A really good edition. Feels glossier too.
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If it’s any interest you can pickup their Aphex book new on eBay for under a fiver (instead of £30 everywhere else). Wasn’t planning on buying it really but came across it somehow and thought I might as well.
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Good read that. There’s also a decent doc on iPlayer about his life. And he meets a lady whose child he wasn’t able to save years ago and who blamed him.
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It was on Amazon a while back ridiculously cheap too. They’ll nabbed a copy. Yet to properly sit down with it.
I thought this was really poor and easily his worst book so far. It just kind of meanders along.
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Hard to disagree with the sentiment.
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dr. rob got me with this story. all of my relationships are built around music, and the things you do while listening to music. all of the people i love have a wealth of songs woven around them, whether they know it or not. people i no longer am connected to are tethered by songs i can never forget. the ballad of bobby & davey is all about that, in delightful detail.
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Helluva read. Really enjoyed that
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