Bowie's Books: The Hundred Literary Heroes Who Changes His Life David Gilmour an array of dinosaurs in

an array of dinosaurs in comical poses

Elle glances through the screen porch at the uncleared table from a dinner party the previous evening

the playwright who almost single-handedly propelled twentieth-century American theatre to a new level of cultural sophistication

The story of how the distinctive culture of Europe

The guitar solos are feedback-scorched and the lyrics are passionately political

Bowie's Books: The Hundred Literary Heroes Who Changes His Life David Gilmour an array of dinosaurs inThree years before he died, David Bowie made a list of the one hundred books that had transformed his life a list that formed something akin to an autobiography. From Madame Bovary to A Clockwork Orange, the Iliad to the Beano, these were the publications that had fuelled his creativity and shaped who he was. In Bowie's Books, John O'Connell explores this list in the form of one hundred short essays, each offering a perspective on the man, performer