Ray Connolly's work delves into the vibrant world of popular culture and music, with a particular focus on the Beatles era. As a skilled journalist and storyteller, Connolly captures the essence of his subjects and themes with sharp insight. His writing often explores complex relationships and ethical dilemmas, set against vivid backdrops of contemporary society. Drawing on extensive experience in journalism and filmmaking, he crafts compelling narratives that resonate with readers.
An intimate and candid exploration of a legendary musician, this biography delves into the complexities of his life and career, revealing the realities behind the myth. It offers insights into his artistry, personal struggles, and the cultural impact he had during the twentieth century, providing a nuanced portrait that balances admiration with critical analysis.
Aking a fresh look at the twentieth-century icon who fundamentally transformed American culture, a veteran rock journalist explores the extravagance and irrationality inherent in the Elvis mythology, offering a thoughtful celebration of an immortal life.
Ray Connolly first became knownfor his weekly interviews in theEvening Standard in the latesixties; later he was Atticus onThe Sunday Times. Among hisfilm and television credits areThat'll be the Day, Stardust,Lytton's Diary, Forever Young, adocumentary on James Dean andPerfect Scoundrels, while hisnovels include Trick or Treat?and Newsdeath.SUNDAY MORNINGSet against the London media world of the last twenty-five years,Sunday Morning is a stunningly powerful novel of passion, ambitionand mystery; a tale of intertwined lives and complex relationships.Towering above all is Hudson, the handsome, enigmatic, lonelyyoung American who draws everyone together, builds a mediaempire, and falls hopelessly but tragically in love.
»Was ist Liebe?« Mit Fragen wie dieser beschäftigt sich Bestsellerautorin Amy Miller in ihren Romanen. Doch dann wird ihr eigenes Liebesleben plötzlich in Frage gestellt: Als ihre Affäre mit einem bekannten TV-Moderator auffliegt, muss sie vor der neugierigen Presse aus London fliehen. Sie landet in einem kleinen Hotel an der englischen Küste, in dem sich eine bunte Mischung liebenswert-skurriler Gäste tummelt. Auf dem Valentinstagsball des Hotels überschlagen sich schließlich die Ereignisse …