Black, White, and Records
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  • Reads 37
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 4
  • Time 13m
Ongoing, First published Jan 17, 2018
Black, white and records could have been a blurb to each of their lives, the three characters of my novel each had three resoundingly different starts to life but none could resist the anarchy the 1970's punk revolution offered. Although the capital of England London offered little opportunity for teenagers to just do shit before the attitude of the most poignant revolution came along. Punk forces you to create yourself instead of find yourself which sometimes is the only way you can have a future. 

 As the novel progresses you may well ask how the teenagers came to even meet let alone become family, I shall spoil that surprise for you now. Cup 32, was a coffee shop. Hip and trendy it was the first of its kind and attracted teens from all walks of life. Including Bob, Micheal and Brenda.
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