Giles Smith

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Giles Smith (* 1962 in Colchester , Essex ) is a British author, journalist and former musician.

Smith, who was influenced in his youth by the music and performance of Marc Bolan and XTC , was from 1986 to 1988 the second member of the band Cleaners from Venus alongside Martin Newell . After a bad promotional tour in Germany, he ended his active music career, which he had previously started with a project called Orphans of Babylon . Smith later worked as a music journalist. The book Lost in Music is based on his experiences as a music fan, pop journalist and musician .

Smith, an avowed Chelsea fan, is now a sports journalist and writes regularly for the Times , among others .

In 2001, he was one of the authors who contributed a story to the book Speaking with the Angel , edited by Nick Hornby .

Works

  • 1994: Lost in Music
  • 2000: Midnight in the Garden of Evel Knievel

Individual evidence

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  2. Giles Smith at timesonline.co.uk

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