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Reading like a fast-paced novel, Joe Glenton’s endlessly quotable memoir heralds the arrival of a writer of serious talent. It is also…
Ian Sinclair
I am the author of the book 'The march that shook Blair: An oral history of 15 February 2003', published by Peace News Press: http://peacenews.info/node/7085/march-shook-blair-oral-history-15-february-2003. I also write feature length articles, interviews, book reviews, album reviews and live music reviews for a variety of publications including the Morning Star, Peace News, Tribune, New Left Project, Comment is Free, Ceasefire magazine, Winnipeg Free Press, Columbia Journal, The Big Issue, Red Pepper and London Tourdates. Based in London, UK. [email protected] and http://twitter.com/#!/IanJSinclair
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