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Sticks and Stones and Other Shenanigans
Sticks and Stones and other Shenanigans is the inspiring story of martial arts instructor extraordinaire Mick Shore, born in Doncaster in 1968 of Irish and Anglo-Indian heritage. “Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me” so the saying goes, but Mick Shore was to learn that names do indeed hurt. However, he never let anyone see him cry; instead, he used the hateful name calling to make him stronger. Raw truths from the son of an Irishman, former victim of bullying and accomplished all round martial artist in the world of martial arts. Did you know...? In the 18th Century, the faction fighters of Tipperary used to gather together in groups or “fighting factions...
Patricia Neal
The internationally acclaimed actress Patricia Neal has been a star on stage, film, and television for nearly sixty years. On Broadway she appeared in such lauded productions as Lillian Hellman’s Another Part of the Forest, for which she won the very first Tony Award, and The Miracle Worker. In Hollywood she starred opposite the likes of Ronald Reagan, Gary Cooper, John Wayne, Paul Newman, Fred Astaire, and Tyrone Power in some thirty films. Neal anchored such classic pictures as The Day the Earth Stood Still, A Face in the Crowd, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s, but she is perhaps best known for her portrayal of Alma Brown in Hud, which earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1963. ...
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The Sawers From Pitcairn
As Brian Keith Alexander Sawers (affectionately known as BK to his friends and family) would’ve entered his ninety-third year of life as this decade begins, it feels appropriate to release this documentation of his life and that of four generations of the Sawers family. It is with some regret that BKA died without the chance to see his book completed; however, acknowledging his wishes, the combined efforts of his daughter Lannah Sawers-Diggins and a number of other people today see his memories shared with the world. The story has its roots in Stirling, Scotland, and traces the lives of several of the first Sawers family members’ journeys out to Australia, their “movements” between a...
CAMION BLANC
Groupe formé à New York en 1976 sous haute influence sixties – à grand renfort de guitare Fuzz et de Farfisa –, les Fleshtones y ont associé une énergie résolument punk puisant aux sources du rhythm & blues et du rock and roll. L’histoire des Fleshtones est l’illustration parfaite du dévouement total à la cause, accumulant galères, actes manqués, contrats ratés et chambres d’hôtel miteuses, mais délivrant année après année performances dévastatrices et albums incandescents. Joe Bonomo, dont le premier contact avec le groupe eut lieu au mythique 9:30 Club de Washington, D.C. en 1983, dresse ici le portrait d’une formation jusqu’au-boutiste, documentant une trentaine d’années de sueur et de dévotion au Garage. Joe Bonomo a écrit un livre très juste, qui ne parle pas seulement d’un groupe ou du temps qui passe, mais surtout d’une rare propension à l’endurance. – Nick Tosches
