The long-lost final novel in Joel Lane's acclaimed "Blue" trilogy, published for the first time and completing one of British weird fiction's most distinctive literary cycles.
Vincent Black, Scottish-Brummie sound engineer and aspiring folk singer, is turning fifty. A Communist, former train engineer, and a heroin addict who took his name from the Richard Thompson song "Vincent Black Lightning 1952," he is obsessed with mystical dreams about dead singers such as Nico, Sandy Denny, and Janis...
Vincent Black, Scottish-Brummie sound engineer and aspiring folk singer, is turning fifty. A Communist, former train engineer, and a heroin addict who took his name from the Richard Thompson song "Vincent Black Lightning 1952," he is obsessed with mystical dreams about dead singers such as Nico, Sandy Denny, and Janis...


