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Mackay leads the reader from ancient amphitheatres through Arab gardens to baroque cathedrals
This book has a matching lined journal (sold separately)
Featuring writers including Georges Perec
highlighting his iconic roles in the controversial sitcom Love Thy Neighbour and the beloved soap EastEnders
battered image and Kurt Cobain's lyrical themes of social alienation and world apathy
The Magic Theatre no-tag Mackay leads the reader from1976: just as the Sex Pistols are about to release Anarchy in the U. K., James Harpur arrives at Trinity College, Cambridge, to read Classics. As if stepping onstage in the strangest of theatres, he finds himself acting in a play without knowing what his part is to be. Changing to study English, the poet finds an education in unlikely places: a broken love affair; excruciating meetings with professors (and his father); initiations into Brahms and