Warning: Don’t read the following at work/in public if you’re easily excitable… Every year the Literary Review dishes out their Bad Sex in Fiction Award, bestowing it on an author who has produced an outstandingly bad sex scene in an otherwise good novel. This year, Morrissey was announced as the lucky (or rather unlucky) winner for his debut novel, List of the Lost, a novel that follows four B... Read more

Morrissey’s much-anticipated memoir is the best written musical autobiography since Bob Dylan’s Chronicles, says The Telegraph’s Neil McCormick: “My childhood is streets upon streets upon streets upon streets.” As fans, we approach musical autobiographies with trepidation, fearing that, stripped of melody and rhythm, our lyrical heroes will reveal themselves in lumpen prose to... Read more

It’s been 29 years since Morrissey pleaded please, please, please, let me get what I want, but now fans everywhere finally have what they want. An autobiography from one of the modern era’s finest song writers and most intriguing public figures. And true to form, he only agrees to be published if he can be published straight into Penguin Classics. Read more