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DESCRIPTION:<p>We have a mini music season on at Housmans through Novembe
 r and into December. First up we have this (check out our site for the o
 ther events):<br /><br /><br />Housmans &ndash\; radical booksellers sin
 ce 1945<br />_________________________________________<br /><br />&lsquo
 \;Adventures in Kate Bush and Theory&rsquo\;<br />with Debora M. Withers
 <br />Saturday 6th November\, 5pm<br />_________________________________
 ________<br /><br /><br />Withers presents a Queer\, feminist and critic
 al studies reading of Kate Bush&rsquo\;s music. <br />__________________
 _______________________<br /><br />Since Kate Bush gained fame in the la
 te 1970s\, fans have been mesmerised by her unique style\, said by John 
 Lydon\, former Sex Pistols front man\, to supply him &lsquo\;with all th
 e clues and it&rsquo\;s up to me put the answers together.&rsquo\; &lsqu
 o\;Adventures in Kate Bush and Theory&rsquo\; reanalyses her music\, dan
 ce and videos through a philosophical and critical lens.<br /><br />The 
 book straddles the line between the academic and the popular\, enabling 
 Withers to leave the strictures of academic writing\, and flesh out crit
 ical studies in an understandable form.<br /><br />Mark Radcliffe\, BBC 
 6Music DJ\, described the book as &lsquo\;an in-depth labour of love fro
 m a genuine Bush fanatic&rsquo\; and feminist artist Allyson Mitchell ca
 lled it a &lsquo\;weaving of theory\, historical data\, imagination and 
 activism tied with astute observation and wry wit&rsquo\;. <br /><br />I
 n a short talk\, Deborah M. Withers presents a Queer\, feminist and crit
 ical studies reading of Kate Bush&rsquo\;s music. <br />________________
 _________________________<br />Event information<br /><br />Housmans Boo
 kshop<br />5 Caledonian Road<br />King's Cross<br />London N1 9DX <br />
 Tel: 020 7837 4473<br /><br />Free entry<br />Nearest tube: King's Cross
 <br /><br />http://www.housmans.com<br />Tel: +44 (0)20 7837 4473 <br />
 shop email: shop@housmans.com<br />map: http://tinyurl.com/2oq9vv<br /><
 br />"Support the shop that supports your campaigns!"<br /><br />To rece
 ive Housmans&rsquo\; monthly events newsletter with all our events\, ple
 ase email nik[at]housmans.com and mark the subject &lsquo\;subscribe to 
 newsletter&rsquo\;.<br /><br />If you're into facebook\, we've a group h
 ere:<br />http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=55259308085</p>
URL:http://london.indymedia.org/events/5833
SUMMARY:Adventures in Kate Bush and Theory
LOCATION:<p>Withers presents a Queer\, feminist and critical studies read
 ing of Kate Bush&rsquo\;s music.</p>
COMMENT:More info at http://london.indymedia.org
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