Julian Vignoles Bücher

Bravery and activism during wartime are central themes in this compelling collection of essays and poems. It highlights the inspiring stories of individuals who confront adversity and fight for justice, showcasing their resilience and commitment to change. Through diverse voices and experiences, the work offers profound insights into the human spirit's capacity to endure and advocate for peace amidst conflict.

David Thomson was the author of the classic memoir Woodbrook (1976). He was a Scotsman who became an honorary Irishman, writer, folklorist and radio producer. He was described by his friend Seamus Heany as having a 'delicate wildness'. Julian Vignoles' biography describes a talented man who shirked the literati and drank with the London homeless.

This book is the Eurovision uncovered. For the first time, one of its insiders reveals the inner workings of the Contest, the controversies and the key players over the last ten years. He reveals the debates that led to changes in the rules, and the political disputes behind the bright lights and glitter of Europe's most popular TV show.