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Warehouse Mixes
'Warehouse Mixes' is Richard Brammer's first book of selected poems (1975-2015)
Cult Boyfriend
“The whole feel is that of a Mumblecore film. There seems to be a consistent voice throughout which makes the whole thing extremely readable but look again and there are many different registers (or ghosts of different registers) that ensure that this book will require a second read, a third read, a fourth read, if you want to 'get them', that's assuming the author actually wants anything to be got or not that the point might be that there is nothing to be got anymore.”HTML Giant reviewing Richard Brammer's previous book 'Public Dick Punk 83'Taking its title from a song by Jeffrey Lewis, Richard Brammer's third book contains all of his usual contemporary pop-cultural concerns (subcultural detritus, hipsterism, social-media technologies, half-remembered rave eras, Grunge, college-rock bands, hauntological scenes from quotidian everyday life) but changes tack slightly with a newer, often minimalist style that is slightly reminiscent of writers like Chelsey Minnis - something more restrained, obscure, untitled and yet still readable. The book comes complete with its own discography, an extremely 'unhelpful' index and a surprisingly lengthy appendix section.
The End of History
Obscure soul records and obscure smear specimens. Fluid, fluidity and inflammation at 45 revolutions per minute. Whatever happened to Vicki Starr?
Mdma and Menthol Cigarettes
Old school rave, obsolete cold war spies and the early days of drum and bass. This is what 1994 was all about. Plus William Burroughs signing a copy of The Naked Lunch at The Hacienda as The Smiths played their first Manchester gig around the corner at The Ritz. 'MDMA and Menthol Cigarettes' is Richard Brammer's first book. Originally published in a short run on East German Sunshine, a second edition is now published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe.
Moscow Rules
Richard Brammer's 5th book. "With his trademark mix of high couture, avant-garde Mills and Boon, pretentious shabby-chic adjectives that add value every time plus only the coolest proper nouns, Richard Brammer has done it again. 164 pages for Public Dick Punks everywhere and all wrapped up in one handy reference manual." Richard Brammer on Richard Brammer
Girl at End
"Bringing together Northern Soul and laboratory Cytology for the first time, Richard Brammer'sGirl at End is UK literary subculture at its best." Isabel Waidner, author of Gaudy Bauble Equal parts autobiography and soap-opera, Girl at End is a work of hypervigilant minor literature featuring only hypomanic minor characters. Girl at End is quality TV, gynaecological cytolology and Northern Soul at 45rpm, at 78rpm, at 7200rpm. It's a dentist's drill and a leaf found pressed inside a book about Javascript. It's drum machine presets and pressure of speech, forgotten current affairs, nitrile times and above all no mouth pipetting!
The Brammer Clan
Family history and genealogical information about the descendants of Samuel Brammer who was born ca. 1793 in Virginia. He was the son of James Brammer and Mary (surname unknown). Samuel married Mary Ann Scaggs 21 October 1813 in Montgomery Co., Virginia and later he married Jaly Shults 2 August 1832 in Kentucky. Samuel lived most of his life in Muses Mills, Fleming Co., Kentucky and was the father of sixteen known children. Descendants lived in Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and elsewhere.
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of Henry VIII
Volume 1 (1862) has been split into two for this reissue: this first half covers April 1509 to May 1513.
Letters and Papers
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