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Utopia Avenue

Author: David Mitchell

Utopia Avenue

A novel by the award-winning author David Mitchell, combining music with dreams, drugs, madness, love, and sorrow. In 1967, the story of a unique band from London begins, consisting of a...

Utopia Avenue

A novel by the award-winning author David Mitchell, combining music with dreams, drugs, madness, love, and sorrow. In 1967, the story of a unique band from London begins, consisting of a folk singer, a blues bassist, a jazz drummer, and an electric guitarist. Strangers to one another and coming from different backgrounds, together they create...

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Utopia Avenue

A novel by the award-winning author David Mitchell, combining music with dreams, drugs, madness, love, and sorrow. In 1967, the story of a unique band from London begins, consisting of a folk singer, a blues bassist, a jazz drummer, and an electric guitarist. Strangers to one another and coming from different backgrounds, together they create magic.

This is the exciting journey of Utopia Avenue, from the basements of Soho to chart success and America, just as the Summer of Love gives way to something much darker. A story about dreams, drugs, sexuality, madness, and sorrow, as well as the pitfalls of fame. A novel capturing an era where youthful idealism clashes with bleak reality, while simultaneously celebrating the power of music to connect people, define an era, and move the soul.

Pages: 576, Year of Publication: 0511, Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm

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Author
David Mitchell
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton
Language
English
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
576
Release Date
-
Publication Date
2021
Award
-
Dimensions
12.8x19.7 cm
Art Movement
Surrealism
Art Albums
No
Subjects
Music
ISBN-13
9781444799477

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Utopia Avenue

A novel by the award-winning author David Mitchell, combining music with dreams, drugs, madness, love, and sorrow. In 1967, the story of a unique band from London begins, consisting of a folk singer, a blues bassist, a jazz drummer, and an electric guitarist. Strangers to one another and coming from different backgrounds, together they create magic.

This is the exciting journey of Utopia Avenue, from the basements of Soho to chart success and America, just as the Summer of Love gives way to something much darker. A story about dreams, drugs, sexuality, madness, and sorrow, as well as the pitfalls of fame. A novel capturing an era where youthful idealism clashes with bleak reality, while simultaneously celebrating the power of music to connect people, define an era, and move the soul.

Pages: 576, Year of Publication: 0511, Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm

Manufacturer

Author
David Mitchell
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton
Language
English
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
576
Release Date
-
Publication Date
2021
Award
-
Dimensions
12.8x19.7 cm
Art Movement
Surrealism
Art Albums
No
Subjects
Music
ISBN-13
9781444799477

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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