Showing posts with label Max Decharne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max Decharne. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 January 2024

Teddy Boys




If you're in Hastings on Thursday 15th February musician and writer Max Decharne will be talking about his latest book on Teddy Boys at Hastings Bookshop. I shall be 'in conversation' asking some pertinent  questions (especially as I know very little about Teddy Boy culture) at this FREE event. 

Monday, 30 October 2023

November and December

 


I must post here more often. 

I am really hoping to finish the writing of my new book before Christmas to be out by the spring. 

Upcoming Events

Friday 17 November King's Road talk by Max Decharne see here. FREE

Thursday 9 November Stereolab Black Box Hastings

Saturday 2 December The Blue Orchids The Piper St Leonards on Sea here

Tuesday, 3 October 2023

Rescheduled King's Road Talk




The talk by Max Decharne on the cultural history of Chelsea's King's Road has been rescheduled for Friday 17th November. I shall be the host at Westminster Music Library, off Leicester Square.

It's FREE but best to reserve a ticket through Eventbrite here

Monday, 24 July 2023

Future Events and Appearances

 




An event and a radio show in the next month or so.

I shall be hosting a FREE talk by the wonderful Max Decharne on the evening of 8 September at Westminster Reference Library. He has recently revised and added to his book on the history and culture of the King's Road, which will be the subject of the event.

See here. SORRY BUT THIS EVENT HAS HAD TO BE POSTPONED DUE TO INDUSTRIAL ACTION. MORE DETAILS SOON.

Probably best to book in advance through Eventbrite.

Also a recent interview I did for a radio documentary, together with the always-entertaining David McGillivray hosted by Radio 4's reporter, writer and Any Answers presenter Anita Anand about the 'queering' of the magazine Films and Filming. Fascinating stuff. 

It's for a radio series called History on the Edge produced by Sara Parker on Radio 4. The first programme was on this morning (Monday 24 July) at 11.00am. I think the Films and Filming episode will probably be the third on 7 August, although it hasn't yet been listed on the website. See here.