Lucky Kunst: The Rise and Fall of Young British Art
In January 2009 we will be publishing Lucky Kunst by Gregor Muir, a follow-up to Aurum’s very successful $12 Million Stuffed Shark which we have just reprinted for the third time.
Lucky Kunst is the first history of the Young British Artists by the “only embedded” journalist of the movement. These days artists like Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin are big business and major celebrities. But Gregor Muir knew them all at the start of their careers.
His unique memoir is the first history of the birth of Young British Artists, and a slice of London subculture.
9781845133900 £14.99 January 2009
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Aurum Humour Titles
Stone Me, The Wit and Wisdom of Keith Richards. Compiled by Mark Blake.
Full of the finest bons mots including;
‘I wouldn’t warm to Chuck Berry if he was cremated next to me.’
On Ronnie Wood, ‘I’ve known him stoned out of his brain, and I’ve known him straight sober. Quite honestly, there’s very little difference.' 9781845133771 £8.99
How to Avoid Huge Ships And Other Implausibly Titled Books
A collection of the oddest book titles, including classics such as Greek Rural Postmen and Their Cancellation Numbers, People Who Don’t Know their Dead and The Big Book of Lesbian Horse Stories.
9781845133214 £9.99
The Leather Nun and Other Incredibly Strange Comics. From purple people eaters to surreal Japanese baseball dramas, here is a delirious collection of the most weird and wonderful comics ever published.
9781845133207 £9.99
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