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Titles in This Set:
The Game
Ticket to the World: My 80s Story
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
ISBN (The Game): 9780008626792
ISBN (Ticket to the World): 9780008586041
Publisher: HarperCollins
Age Range: Adult
Overview:
The Martin Kemp Collection brings together two very different sides of the Spandau Ballet star and EastEnders actor's storytelling. The Game is a gritty, high-octane thriller following a fallen 80s popstar dragged into London's criminal underworld, while Ticket to the World is Kemp's own joyous, nostalgic memoir of the decade that made him famous. Together they offer fiction lovers and music fans alike an entertaining hardback set that pairs page-turning drama with heartfelt real-life reflection, all from one of Britain's most recognisable entertainers.
About the Books:
In The Game, Martin Kemp introduces Johnny Klein, a rock casualty who has lost his family, his money and his fame. Thrown a lifeline by an old contact in the music business, Johnny is dragged into East London's dark underbelly, discovering there is far more at stake than his shattered ego. It's a breathless page-turner blending suspense and redemption, marking Kemp's fiction debut, praised by reviewers as gritty and heartbreaking. Ticket to the World: My 80s Story takes a different tone entirely, a joyous celebration of the decade that shaped Kemp's life, opening on New Year's Eve 1979 as his family gathers around the kitchen table counting down to a new decade. From the rise of Spandau Ballet to the wider cultural revolution in music and fashion, Kemp shares first-hand memories of punk giving way to the pop explosion, and the highs and hardships of fame. Read together, the two books contrast fiction exploring the darker side of celebrity with a warm, personal account of the real era that inspired it, making this a thoughtful hardback set for any bookshelf or gift occasion.
Key Benefits:
About the Author:
Martin Kemp is a British musician and actor best known as bassist and founding member of Spandau Ballet, one of the defining bands of the 1980s new wave scene. He later built a successful acting career, including a long-running role in the BBC soap EastEnders, and has remained a familiar face across British music, film and television. Ticket to the World draws on his own experiences living through the 80s music and cultural explosion, while The Game marks his first venture into fiction, channelling his industry knowledge into a gripping thriller about fame, loss and redemption.
Why You'll Love This Collection:
Two very different reads from one unmistakable voice: a gripping thriller and a warm, nostalgic memoir, both brand new in hardback. A thoughtful gift for music lovers, 80s nostalgics and fiction fans alike.
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