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On the occasion of the release of his photobook, David Bowie by Denis O'Regan, I speak with photographer Denis O’Regan about his extraordinary history photographing Bowie and the experiences behind an archive that spans decades of Bowie’s career. Denis traces…
One of the most rewarding aspects of writing this blog has been the chance to speak with fascinating people from around the world about David Bowie. This page offers easy access to those conversations, and I’ll continue updating it as…
In this interview, I welcome back Simon Goddard, author of the David Bowie Odyssey series, on the occasion of the U.S. release of Bowie Odyssey 76. The seventh volume of Simon’s year-by-year account of Bowie’s life during the 1970s examines…
You’ve seen The Odyssey, now get ready for Bowie’s Odyssey! I originally posted this last year when Simon Goddard joined me on my interview show to discuss his Bowie Odyssey series. At the time, we mostly discussed ‘74 because ‘75…
This interview is something of an experiment: a combination of video and written conversation. In the video above, you can hear directly from Dutch artist, writer and illustrator Hans Meertens as he introduces his new book, Constellation “Heroes.” Below, you…
Emm Gryner is a Canadian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and author whose career includes work with David Bowie. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she performed as a member of Bowie’s touring band and contributed vocals to his studio work. One…
In this interview, I welcome back Nick Smart, co-editor of the David Bowie Glamour fanzine and author of David Bowie: The Collector, to discuss the long-awaited 12th issue of David Bowie Glamour. Nick explains that the fanzine combines interviews and…
In this interview, I speak with Alex Storer about his book Inside Outside: The Deconstruction of David Bowie’s Gothic Hypercycle, an examination of the development, making and legacy of Bowie’s 1995 album 1. Outside and the tour that followed. Alex…
In this interview, I welcome back Professor Alex Sharpe of the University of Warwick to discuss her new book examining Bowie and existentialism, We're Nobody's Children. Alex explains how she uses Bowie both to make existentialist philosophy accessible and to…
In this interview, I speak with Tom Hagler, a reporter and presenter for the BBC World Service and the author of We Could Be... Bowie and His Heroes and Bowie at the BBC. We discuss the BBC’s distinctive place in…