Will Ashon Knihy

A book about one of the most important albums of all time, which reinvents music writing in the awesome scope of its exploration.

Will Ashon spent a day hitching around the motorways of England, chatting to whoever picked him up about their lives, dreams, aspirations, fears and favourite foods. The resulting transcripts, presented here in a collage of voices, form a work in which generosity plays a far greater role than hate, reminding us of our nation's better self.

Exploring the profound impact of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), the book presents 36 interlinked 'chambers' that blend essays, skits, and scholarly analysis. It offers a multifaceted view of the album, celebrating its complexity and cultural significance. By combining humor with deep insights, it seeks to contextualize and honor this iconic work, making it a groundbreaking approach to discussing music and its influence on society.

Exploring the profound impact of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), this book features 36 interlinked 'chambers' that blend essays, skits, and scholarly analysis. The narrative delves into the album's unexpected complexity, offering both provocative insights and satirical celebrations, all aimed at contextualizing and honoring this groundbreaking work of art. Through its diverse formats, it captures the essence of the album and its cultural significance.

A book about a forest, which is like a forest. A story of tangled pathways and surprising encounters; magic and madness, litter and loss. A book about getting lost, and finding oneself.

An original and profound portrait of contemporary Britain told through the testimonies of its inhabitants. číst celé