A book of conversations about
music, memory and time
Standing Right in Front of Me is a non-fiction book built around a series of twelve reflective conversations exploring how a body of music accompanies a life - how it is first encountered, and how its meaning evolves over time.The focus is the music of the Beatles, approached not as biography or criticism, but as something lived with - and at different moments in life, newly immediate and significant.Each chapter is based on a single informal conversation, shaped into a reflective essay and approved by the participant.
Completed conversations - Hunter Davies, Tom HollandFurther chapters are currently in development with a small and deliberately varied group of contributors