Neil Baldwin Boeken

Beckett compelling shows Attlee's relevance to a new political generation in this new edition of his acclaimed biography of the man he argues was Britain's greatest ever reforming Prime Minister.

This is the inspiring and, at times, hysterically funny story of Neil 'Nello' Baldwin's extraordinary life, as seen in the hit BBC drama Marvellous.

The biography offers a deep exploration of William Carlos Williams, highlighting his dual life as a poet and a country doctor in small-town New Jersey. It captures the essence of his interactions with local patients and his vibrant social life in Greenwich Village, where he mingled with literary giants like Ezra Pound and Hilda Doolittle. Drawing from extensive archival research, the book presents a nuanced portrayal of a man whose creativity and compassion intertwined, revealing the complexities of his character and contributions to literature.

This biography explores the life and career of a legendary dancer and choreographer, highlighting their groundbreaking contributions to the world of dance. It delves into their artistic journey, personal struggles, and the impact they made on the dance community, showcasing their innovative techniques and performances that continue to inspire future generations. Through vivid storytelling, the book captures the essence of their talent and the legacy they left behind.

Exploring the evolution of the American Spirit over four centuries, Neil Baldwin delves into the ideals that have shaped American culture, highlighting the influential figures who played pivotal roles in this narrative. The book offers a compelling and critical analysis of how these personalities contributed to the development of national identity, providing readers with a profound understanding of America's cultural landscape.

The story of Stoke City's kit man, Neil Baldwin, memorably played by Toby Jones in the 2014 BBC2 television film Marvellous, which received widespread critical acclaim.