MC RAVE BY GARY OLIVER

Gary was born in North Staffordshire England, has BA (hons), MA (hons) and is currently studying for a Ph.D. He spent much of his formative years as a club MC in the British Rave Scene with residencies at Entropy, Shelly’s and a British tour with the Happy Mondays then releasing songs like Squiggy about the Princess of Wales’ affair with James Hewitt. He began writing poetry and short stories to pay for the magazine adverts of his coffeeshop. His first book Woodun Indians sold out in six months then followed Dear Love Powa and his by serenading lovers on Valentines Day followed by Contemporary Common Criminal and an English tour. Gary Oliver is widely regarded as one of the foremost and influential writer performance MC/poets of his generation.
gary_oliver@btconnect.com unit7urbanarts@btconnect.com

Gary Oliver's MC Rave is an exciting new novel telling the story of an out of working construction worker who becomes a rap/MC artist and creates a youth culture and dance music scene called 'the rave' emulating the Summer of Love, to pay is mortgage and survive the nineties recession by organising and promoting illegal pay parties. The book follows our anti-hero as he takes on vested interests, the authorities and his own self destructive personality to achieve his dream and save his home from foreclosure by the bank.
Go day-tripp’in, speed freak’in, mad rav’in, get sorted, get E’dup, loved-up, mashed up and then sledge down, go a warehouse party in a party convey and help MC Rave pay his mortgage and survive the recession, dance and listen to rave music, be part of rave culture and follow the anonymous MC as he lives life in the fast lane, promotes and leads the dance. Read how the rave scene of the late eighties and early nineties was created ‘in this read of a life time’
http://www.amazon.co.uk/MC-Rave-Mr-Gary-Oliver/dp/1482012138/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1362406921&sr=1-1