BOOKS & WRITING
For information on individual books by Stewart Home click on the links in the bibliography accessed via the BOOKS button above.
Alex Trocchi's State of Revolt (Arts Lab event with William Burroughs etc.)
American Genius, A Comedy by Lynne Tillman (book review)
Anarchism Is Stupid: Comedy,Identity & Fictive Politics (essay on fiction dealing with anarchism including books by Stewart Home and others)
Ann Quin At The Lost & Found
Anti-Irish racism in Thomas Middleton's prose
Bending The Bars (review of John Barker prison book)
Bridget Penney interview (about her writing)
Claude Cahun (review of "Disavowals")
Cunt (news coverage of novel by Stewart Home)
Does Aberdeen Exist? (essay on Stewart Home's fiction by Kevin O'Neill)
Dope In The Age Of Innocence (on Damien Enright's autobiography)
Down & Out In Shoreditch & Hoxton (Home interview about this novel)
English Imaginaries: Six Studies in Anglo-British Modernity by Kevin Davey (book review)
Ghost Milk by Iain Sinclair
I Came Back From Hell: The Barry Ellis Story (post-war London junkies)
Jazz Clubs, Drugs and Proto-Mods (Terry Taylor’s seminal London youth culture novel Baron’s Court, All Change)
Laurence James talks to Stewart Home in 1994 (British pulp novelist)
Life Stinks (review of novels by Boris Vian and Serge Gainsbourg)
Mark Waugh interview (about his writing)
Martin Amis is Stupid (review of Koba The Dread)
Meat Puppet Cabaret by Steve Beard (book review)
No Pity (review of Home's collection of stories by Don Watson)
Proletarian Post-Modernism (anti-introduction from Suspect Device)
Q by Luther Blissett (review of a collaboratively authored novel)
Richard Allen, Mick Norman & Other New English Library Youthspoitation Novelists of the 1970s (pulp fictions)
Sex, Violence and Anarcho-Sadism (Stewart Home interviewed by Jussi Ahokas upon publication of Pure Mania in Finnish translation)
Some reflections on the work of James Moffatt (AKA pulp hack Richard Allen)
Stewart Home's London by Ed Robinson
Teddy Boy Riots & Right-Wing Angry Young Men (Bernard Kops' first novel)
Whips & Furs (introduction to book 'by' Home aka 'Jesus H. Christ')
For information on individual books by Stewart Home click on the links in the bibliography accessed via the BOOKS button above. |
