Euron Griffith Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

An avid music fan from a young age, A Casual Life is centred around six particularly memorable band t-shirts owned by Euron Griffith as he grew older (but not necessarily wiser). From the disastrous first (and last) gig by his debut band, through to his eventual deal with a major label, from life growing up in pre-internet north Wales (when even pop radio couldn' t make it past the mountains) to the smoky clubs of Soho, this is a story of how music gets into the soul and how it helps us cope with all life throws our way.

Hilary Durwood writes his confession, takes in his travels in semi-mythical lands, on a semi-mythical mission, in which he is forced to kill. Back in Victorian London a serial killer stalks the streets and Hilary contemplates the nature of guilt as he awaits execution. This is a riotous take on reality, the power of narrative, and on gullibility.

Griffith's first novel in English is a gripping story of relationships and simmering unrest in 1960s Gwynedd, driven by love, jealousy and vendetta.