Frank Norman was a British novelist and playwright celebrated for his authentic voice and sharp powers of observation. His writing is distinguished by its vibrant dialogue and its masterful capture of underworld vernacular, lending his work a unique and compelling charm. Norman expertly blended wit with pointed social commentary, offering readers both entertainment and a profound glimpse into human nature. His distinctively direct style, infused with a keen ear for authentic speech, left a significant mark on British literature.
"My London is Soho" by Frank Norman captures the vibrant essence of Soho, a lively hub of pubs, shops, and nightlife. Through photos by Jeffrey Bernard and commentary from Norman, the book offers a personal glimpse into Soho during the '60s, enriched by an introduction from Barry Miles and Bernard's touching obituary for Norman.