Morrissey Hasn’t Changed – We Have
Morrissey is always going to disappoint those who want him to be some kind of ‘singing Stephen Fry with a quiff’, argues Mark Simpson Originally… Read More »Morrissey Hasn’t Changed – We Have
Morrissey is always going to disappoint those who want him to be some kind of ‘singing Stephen Fry with a quiff’, argues Mark Simpson Originally… Read More »Morrissey Hasn’t Changed – We Have
Shelagh Delaney the Salford-born child-prodigy author of the ground-breaking, hugely influential — and touchingly funny — 1958 play ‘A Taste of Honey’ died at the weekend from… Read More »Shelagh Delaney Finally Sails on the Alley Alley-Oh
The widely critically-acclaimed, innovative — and egotistical — ‘psycho-bio’ of pop’s most elusive, most adored, most charming and most alarming front-man is now available for instant download on… Read More »Mark Simpson’s Saint Morrissey Now Available as an e-book
There’s a naked man standing laughing in your dreams.You know who it is, but you don’t like what it means. A number of people have… Read More »Morrissey’s Seven Inch Plastic Strap-On