Jordan Mooney delves into the grimy, often disturbing underbelly of Victorian England, driven by a desire to counteract sanitized imperial narratives of the Industrial Age. His work focuses on preserving a more authentic, albeit unsettling, portrayal of a society built on extreme capitalism and amorality. Mooney's fascination with the technological marvels and ambitious projects of 19th-century Britain fuels his detailed and atmospheric explorations. Through his writing, he immerses readers in a world that is both captivating and cautionary, challenging conventional views of historical progress.
With commentary from key players and close friends including Vivienne Westwood, Paul Cook, Marco Pirroni, Holly Johnson, and her partner behind the SEX counter, Michael Collins - plus a wealth of never-before-seen images - Jordan reveals her outrageous life story.
The book presents an outrageous life story through the insights of influential figures like Vivienne Westwood and Holly Johnson, alongside previously unseen images from notable photographers. It delves into the vibrant punk scene and fashion revolution, showcasing personal anecdotes and commentary that highlight the cultural impact of the era. The narrative intertwines personal experiences with the artistic movements of the time, offering a unique perspective on the lives and contributions of its key players.
A startling manuscript found on the desk of William Jacomb
Set in 1887, the narrative follows the mysterious death of civil engineer William Jacomb, who leaves behind a manuscript revealing corruption and a hidden secret linked to the industrial age. The story unfolds as a campaign against a powerful secret society in engineering, aiming to uncover the Eternal Tome—a clandestine book that has shaped the Industrial Revolution and holds the key to humanity's future. Themes of conspiracy and the battle for knowledge drive this thrilling exploration of history and power.