Steve Turner is an English poet and biographer who has written many critically acclaimed books throughout his 45 year career. Among some of the more well known books he has written are biographies on Johnny Cash, Van Morrison, Cliff Richard and Jack Kerouac, as well as tomes like Amazing Grace and The Band That Played On. In 1977 he followed Larry for part of his '77 World Tour and ended up writing a book on Larry and the effect his presence had on pop culture in the United Kingdom. It was never published. People and publishers have asked about it for years while its mystique has slowly grown over the decades.
I have seen it before, but I just came upon it again in a filing cabinet and thought I would post a photo of it. I have plans to publish it next year, so until then here's a peek at 193 pages that need to be transcribed into a text document by some nimble-fingered keypuncher.
It's a really good book. I've read it. In fact, It's pretty awesome if I may employ that overused word.
I have seen it before, but I just came upon it again in a filing cabinet and thought I would post a photo of it. I have plans to publish it next year, so until then here's a peek at 193 pages that need to be transcribed into a text document by some nimble-fingered keypuncher.
It's a really good book. I've read it. In fact, It's pretty awesome if I may employ that overused word.
"Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing." - Benjamin Franklin
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