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Gig: The Life and Times of a Rock-star Fantasist  - the bestselling memoir from the new Poet Laureate
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Gig: The Life and Times of a Rock-star Fantasist - the bestselling memoir from the new Poet Laureate

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Simon Armitage’s unforgettable and hilarious memoir of trying to become a rock star but ending up a poet instead

A poet is a rock star without the sex'n'drugs, or the rock'n'roll. But that never stopped Simon Armitage dreaming, and in Gig, he explores how music and the muse intertwine in work and in life. Crammed with stories, anecdotes, jokes, absurdities, the odd informal homily, pitfalls and pratfalls (not all the author’s own), Yorkshire life and death, Gig is about the dream and reality of what you are, and what you might have been.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 May 2009
Pages
336
ISBN
9780141021249

Simon Armitage’s unforgettable and hilarious memoir of trying to become a rock star but ending up a poet instead

A poet is a rock star without the sex'n'drugs, or the rock'n'roll. But that never stopped Simon Armitage dreaming, and in Gig, he explores how music and the muse intertwine in work and in life. Crammed with stories, anecdotes, jokes, absurdities, the odd informal homily, pitfalls and pratfalls (not all the author’s own), Yorkshire life and death, Gig is about the dream and reality of what you are, and what you might have been.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 May 2009
Pages
336
ISBN
9780141021249