John Harris worked at NME during the height of Brit Pop and was Features Editor at Q and Editor of Select. He now writes for Mojo, Rolling Stone, the Independent, the Guardian, The Times and the Observer and has a regular column in Q.>

Autorentext
John Harris is a multiple prize-winning writer, journalist, podcaster and presenter. He has written professionally about music since he was 19, and is also known for his pioneering political and social writing, centred on his weekly column in The Guardian and his BAFTA nominated Anywhere but Westminster films with John Domokos. He is the author of the acclaimed pop-cultural history of the 1990s The Last Party (which is currently being developed for television) and the definitive work on Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon. In 2021, he turned 60 hours of recorded conversations into the authorised book that accompanied Peter Jackson's Beatles documentary series Get Back. He writes regularly for the music magazine Mojo, and has been awarded the Orwell Prize for Political Journalism (2021) and the UK Award for Political Commentator of the year (2018).

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A moving and uplifting memoir charting the life of John Harris's autistic son, and how music opened up the world to him, one song at a time.