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he asked people to record themselves and used a range of techniques, from asking them to tell him something important to choosing an arbitrary question from a list. These testimonies tell the collective story of what it feels like to be alive in a particular time and place - here and now.

Will Ashon spent a day hitching around the motorways of England, chatting to whoever picked him up about their lives, dreams, aspirations, fears and favourite foods. The resulting transcripts, presented here in a collage of voices, form a work in which generosity plays a far greater role than hate, reminding us of our nation's better self.

Thirty-six interlinked chapters on the story of the great album "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)". Described by "We Gon' Be Alright" author Jeff Chang as 'one of the most rewarding pieces of hip-hop criticism ever written'.

2018 marks the 25th anniversary of the Wu-Tang Clan's landmark debut, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) Timely and important - this is a thoughtful and insightful exploration of music, race, and politics in the USABound proofs will be availableSelected for Maximum Shelf in Shelf Awareness

Will Ashon tells, in 36 interlinked 'chambers', the story of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) and how it changed the world. As unexpected and complex as the album itself, Chamber Music ranges from provocative essays to semi-comic skits, from deep scholarly analysis to satirical celebration, seeking to contextualise, reveal and honour this singularly composite work of art. From the FBI's war on drugs to the porn theatres of 42nd street, from the...

In a book about getting lost and finding oneself, it takes the reader on a journey of tangled pathways and surprising encounters mixed with magic, madness, litter and loss. '...Will Ashon turns getting lost in the forest into high art, and great entertainment. By the end you'll probably be looking for a berth up a tree alongside him' Matt Thorne