Simon Miller

Haddon Hall, When David Invented Bowie, is a charming semi-fictional account of the late rock legend’s formative years in the form of a graphic novel.

After the low key second album of covers, this is a welcome return to the classy balladry of Rumer’s platinum selling debut.

Haddon Hall, When David Invented Bowie, is a charming semi-fictional account of the late rock legend’s formative years in the form of a graphic novel.

After the low key second album of covers, this is a welcome return to the classy balladry of Rumer’s platinum selling debut.