Really enjoyed Daisy Jones, Kate, for the struggles the band encountered: beginning small in a garage, traveling cross country in pursuit of a dream, making some headway in California but not striking a vein until bringing on Daisy and then the conflict between artistry and the grind of making a living on tour. It smacked of realism and a well told story.
Kate, you're aiding & abetting an insomniac here. I was just desperately looking for my next fix after a very happy affair with Christopher Fowler's 'Bryant & May' series (highly recommend for lovers of London and absurdities)... now I'll dive into your suggestions... Thank you!
Really enjoyed Daisy Jones, Kate, for the struggles the band encountered: beginning small in a garage, traveling cross country in pursuit of a dream, making some headway in California but not striking a vein until bringing on Daisy and then the conflict between artistry and the grind of making a living on tour. It smacked of realism and a well told story.
Kate, you're aiding & abetting an insomniac here. I was just desperately looking for my next fix after a very happy affair with Christopher Fowler's 'Bryant & May' series (highly recommend for lovers of London and absurdities)... now I'll dive into your suggestions... Thank you!