The First Law author takes a (brilliant) stab at young-adult fiction and to celebrate, we've got an ace prize...
There are plenty of reasons to love The Talented Mr. Ripley. Dickie Greenleaf's rig-outs should be reason number one...
In 1978 West Bromwich Albion became the first British club to field three black players at once. This is the story of how they changed football forever...
A small, British brand, without all the Union Jacks and over-zealous patriotism, The Beautiful North are ones to watch...
New music, new speakers to listen to it on, and new threads to wear. Sorted.
The seasoned jibber and terrace legend talks prison, the media, and his new book The Undesirables.
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For anyone interested in the beautiful game off the pitch, as well as on it, these are must-haves.
The secret, dangerous world of prisons has always intrigued me, especially in the US. So at the risk of my own death, I went in for myself.
In his debut novel, Flinn pokes thinly-veiled fun at his native Newcastle United - and takes us back to days of Sun...
As the world mourns the passing of author Sue Townsend, I remember her most famous and beloved creation...
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If science fiction was written by Liverpool scallies...
The charismatic Charlatans frontman has written a book, and he's reading bits of it out loud at the Outlaws Yacht Club. Want tickets? Course you ...
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It may have been written in 1887, but this genuinely frightening read is still shit scary today...
The incumbent ward of the great American novel, Denis Johnson follows in the footsteps of Bukowski and Kerouac, refusing to be stupefied by the m...
Just because it’s unknown doesn’t mean it deserves to be. Here are ten novels that, for whatever reason, didn’t get the recognition they deserved.
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Anyone who’s ever read any Charles Bukowski knows it’s a fairly unforgiving experience. These amazing graphics ...
Had your fill of Delia Smith, Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay? On the look out for a different kind of cook book? Bu...
It's the much loved comic books with angels, demons, Neo-Nazis, Irish vampires and a rock star called "Arseface"; P...
50 years on from the killing of JFK, the Repo Man director joins the great conspiracy debate...
Our weekly dose of stuff we've been enjoying at Sabotage HQ, featuring winter warmers, new trabs and a classic Soul Train performance...
An autobiography from one of British music's most important figures, a selection of winter clobber and something to play your music on at face me...
Still relevant after all these years, the inimitable Bard of Salford is a true British great.
From Danish coats to the secret tales behind shipping vessels and one of the best British films of recent times, he...
Excuse us? The what? Wolves? Why?
From illegal raves and cars shot up like Swiss cheese to the origins of ‘Gio Goi’, the birth of ‘Madchester�...
Dismissed by some as merely a talented miserablist, I delved through Morrissey's book as a die-hard fan to find the...
For beginners and cycling speed demons alike, this is THE only guide you'll need. But be warned: it may take over your garage space and your life...
Yes, there’s fantastically twisting plot lines and breathtaking action sequences, but it’s the superb characters that makes George R.R. Martin’s epic take over your life...
Well played, grumpy library lady. Well played...
A story about the kidnapping and murder of countless children is the subject of today’s review. But don’t worry...
I didn't smile during the first half. I'm referring to the Chelsea-Fulham match, not The Commitments. But it's tr...
Quentin Tarantino is set to play Roger Corman. Here's our pick of the B-movie producer's greatest film posters.
Featuring work from the world's most remarkable and celebrated street artists, It's A Stick Up is the only book on ...
Is Wayne Rooney really the right man to be England captain? Here are 4 other cho...
Whether you savour it or down it one, this book is essential reading for any com...
If you're talking about authorities, this guy is it. A list to get purists remi...
Remember when penny sweets were actually a penny? Take a trip down memory lane a...
Too funny
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Free festival tickets and a load of new gear to wear. Bloody right...
In this archive interview, Robbo speaks out about his long running feud with Ban...
Kid Vishis believes it’s time to bring lyricism back to hip-hop and he’s the...
A soap conspiracy. Sure.
An institute run by black Britons, the new Black Cultural Archives offers a fres...
Hiding behind our apathy and laziness, to perpetuate its seemingly unqualified s...
What is it about horse-based dramas and televised events that drives composers t...
And also a dog.
Clubs are fighting to protect the island's bohemian identity.