Ira Robbins was raised in New York City in the 1960s and studied to be an electrical engineer - but became a music journalist instead. He co-founded Trouser Press magazine in 1974 and served as publisher for 10 years. He has written or edited several dozen books, including two novels and the Zip It Up! anthology of Trouser Press.
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- Date de parution31/05/2022
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Résumé
Laila Russell is an ordinary 15-year-old schoolgirl living in London with her father, who is morose over his wife's accidental death. In the spring of 1972, Laila spots a lost pocketbook on the Underground and returns it to Amanda Charles, a fashionable young woman employed by an aging rock star. With glam music on the rise, Chaz Bonapart is going out of style. His manager, Francis Guy, comes up with a plan to get him back in the game by feeding him song ideas that teens would respond to, and he enlists Laila to be his secret weapon. Thrust into a new world at an age that awakens sexual desire, Laila develops crushes on Amanda and a handsome friend of hers.
Encounters with an American store clerk, a vicious skinhead and an eccentric artist further expand her horizons. Amanda tries to manipulate Laila into a doomed romance as a perverse form of inspiration, but Laila finds her own source of clever song ideas, and Chaz begins having hits with them. As he recognizes Laila's own potential, Frank plots to make her his star client. The second part of the story finds Laila a has-been no longer certain who she is.
She is crushed by a discovery about her mother and threatened by an old nemesis. But when she becomes a victim of shocking violence, it's from a completely unexpected source.
Encounters with an American store clerk, a vicious skinhead and an eccentric artist further expand her horizons. Amanda tries to manipulate Laila into a doomed romance as a perverse form of inspiration, but Laila finds her own source of clever song ideas, and Chaz begins having hits with them. As he recognizes Laila's own potential, Frank plots to make her his star client. The second part of the story finds Laila a has-been no longer certain who she is.
She is crushed by a discovery about her mother and threatened by an old nemesis. But when she becomes a victim of shocking violence, it's from a completely unexpected source.







