Superbooks: Recent Episodes
Radio Wolfgang
Each month with the help of David Owen, co-founder of IDEA Books – who has spent the better part of his life collecting rare, culturally significant tomes – we explore the stories behind, within and around them. In a world where ears outnumber people two-to-one, Wolfgang is radio, redefined. The best music, live 24/7, with documentaries, talk and entertainment shows available on-demand. www.radiowolfgang.com
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- Franco’s death triggered a wild, hedonistic movement in Madrid, known as ‘La Movida’. Zines like La Luna de Madrid and Dezine created a colourful, euphoric vision of what a new post-dictatorial Spain might look like.
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In 1973, Surrealist legend Salvador Dali brought his bizarre imagination to the kitchen and published a cookbook. Brimming with contradictions – it disgusts, delights and symbolises the story of the first artist-cum-superstar.
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Escaping the confines of a marriage on its last legs, German architect Armin Heinemann decided to start a new life on the sunny shores of the World’s most notorious party island. Named after his daughter, his off-the-track boutique soon became the number one spot for the Island’s most laid back revellers.
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Founded in 1969 by Andy Warhol and John Wilcock, Interview magazine aimed to shake up the world of popular journalism, and in doing so became an enduring bible for trendsetters.
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