Tag: Book

Edited by Simon Dwyer and featuring “Doctorin’ Our Culture” by Stewart Home which covers the story of the K Foundation from the first tabloid adverts to their hijacking of the Turner Prize. The whole chapter is filled with reproductions of both magazine and television adverts, as well as the correspondence…

Features a 14-page interview with Bill Drummond about the Zoo Records label and its roster of artists.  

Bits about Bill (mostly) and Jimmy pop up throughout the book, be it on Zoo Records (9 pages) or KLF Communications owed £300,000 by a struggling Rough Trade in the early 90’s. Back Cover Blurb Drawing on more than 160 interviews with many of the most significant figures of the…

Finished but unreleased book by Bill Drummond. Small bits of information about the book could be found on the Penkiln Burn website.

Published in a hardback edition of 1,000 to coincide with the annual August exhibition at The Curfew Tower. The book contains poetry and prose written by those doing residencies in The Curfew Tower throughout 2014 as well as an introduction by Bill Drummond. The Curfew Tower Is Many Things is…

This paperback book is about earthquake, Haiti, being alive, watching people die, running, the end of the world, hope, fear, praying, surviving, struggle, corruption and trust. But more importantly it contains words not mediated through the mind of a western journalist but the words of a young man called Claudel…

Not to be confused with $20.000.

Seventh book published by Penkiln Burn. While this is related to one of Bill’s many works it does not necessarily feature any contributions from him.

Released on Penkiln Burn, this is one of the very few books not written by Bill Drummond but featuring one of his contributions.