Post subject: [2017-10-31] Bruce Dickinson "What Does This Button Do?" hardcover memoir
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 5:19 pm
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Bruce Dickinson to release memoir in 2017
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson is to put his life to paper in a memoir.
The book will be published in autumn of 2017, initially in hardback, ebook and audiobook format, with a paperback to follow in 2018. It will be published by Harper Non-Fiction and Dey Street, with the singer anticipating adding to the tale on 'Maiden's forthcoming tour. He said:
"It was flattering to be approached to write a book about my experiences and it seems an appropriate time to do this as I will have plenty of time on tour next year to work on a book. I am sure flying the 747 out round the world on tour will add to the tale with some unusual scenarios!"
Publishing Director Jack Fogg, who negotiated the book's rights, has spoken of his delight at landing the project, saying:
"There's no one like Bruce. Which other rock musician can fly a 747, or fence at an international level? He's a total one-off; engaging, funny, warm, self-deprecating — a British eccentric in its very best form. His book will be outstanding and I am so delighted we get to publish it and work with him."
Post subject: [2017-10-31] Bruce Dickinson "What Does This Button Do?" hardcover memoir
Posted: Sat Dec 02, 2017 12:43 am
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Entertaining read - it starts a bit slow with the childhood story, but picks up steam when the music stuff starts in earnest (maybe even a bit before when he's in boarding school). I have to say it left me wanting a bit more about the recording and writing parts of the albums, but the tour stuff is possibly even more superficial. The stuff about his solo career was especially enlightening to me - I remember it, but I didn't follow it much. I picked up one album tonight as a result and will likely check out more. His passion for flying shines through, but the story of his cancer battle might be the most engaging part of the book. He gets into details most people don't (you'll find out how he got past one of the side effects of the opioids he took).
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