Adam Steiner is the author of Into The Never: Nine Inch Nails and the Creation of The Downward Spiral and Silhouettes And Shadows: The Secret History of David Bowie’s Scary Monsters. He writes about music, street-art culture, architecture, poetry, and transgressive fiction and lives in London, England. Visit adamsteiner.uk/.

• PRELUDE (TO A NEW DAY) BOOK I -DUSK-1 - LET THE LIGHT IN2 - ROCK & ROLL SAVIOR 3 - IS THIS DESIRE4 - BAD BLOOD5 - LAUGHTER IN THE DARKBOOK II -MIDNIGHT-6 - ONE EYE ON DEATH7 - BROKEN TONGUES8 - A TEAR IN TIME [COSMIC HEX JUNK FRANCHISE]9 - HERE COMETH THE MAN BOOK III -DAWN-10 - ROCK AND ROLL SUICIDE11 - PRAYERS ON FIRE12 - IN BLOOM13 - FIRE IN THE LIGHTEPILOGUEBibliographyAbout the Author

Described as a primer on all things Nick Cave, Darker Than The Dawn is more than that. It is a deep dive into the life, loves and losses that make up one of our generation’s greatest creative artists. It is obviously also a labour of love for Steiner, only a genuine and long-time fan would even think of attempting something as labour-intensive as this and it is easy to imagine the author getting completely caught up in Cave’s work and mindset as he went to such lengths to analyse and research such a lengthy and diverse back catalogue and its interconnecting strands. Darker Than The Dawn is a great read for old fans and new, for those who are looking for a good introduction to Cave’s work and for those who have lived with it and would appreciate an in-depth analysis.

Adam Steiner is the author of Into The Never: Nine Inch Nails and the Creation of The Downward Spiral and Silhouettes And Shadows: The Secret History of David Bowie’s Scary Monsters. He writes about music, street-art culture, architecture, poetry, and transgressive fiction and lives in London, England. Visit adamsteiner.uk/.

• PRELUDE (TO A NEW DAY) BOOK I -DUSK-1 - LET THE LIGHT IN2 - ROCK & ROLL SAVIOR 3 - IS THIS DESIRE4 - BAD BLOOD5 - LAUGHTER IN THE DARKBOOK II -MIDNIGHT-6 - ONE EYE ON DEATH7 - BROKEN TONGUES8 - A TEAR IN TIME [COSMIC HEX JUNK FRANCHISE]9 - HERE COMETH THE MAN BOOK III -DAWN-10 - ROCK AND ROLL SUICIDE11 - PRAYERS ON FIRE12 - IN BLOOM13 - FIRE IN THE LIGHTEPILOGUEBibliographyAbout the Author

Described as a primer on all things Nick Cave, Darker Than The Dawn is more than that. It is a deep dive into the life, loves and losses that make up one of our generation’s greatest creative artists. It is obviously also a labour of love for Steiner, only a genuine and long-time fan would even think of attempting something as labour-intensive as this and it is easy to imagine the author getting completely caught up in Cave’s work and mindset as he went to such lengths to analyse and research such a lengthy and diverse back catalogue and its interconnecting strands. Darker Than The Dawn is a great read for old fans and new, for those who are looking for a good introduction to Cave’s work and for those who have lived with it and would appreciate an in-depth analysis.

Adam Steiner is the author of Into The Never: Nine Inch Nails and the Creation of The Downward Spiral and Silhouettes And Shadows: The Secret History of David Bowie’s Scary Monsters. He writes about music, street-art culture, architecture, poetry, and transgressive fiction and lives in London, England. Visit adamsteiner.uk/.

• PRELUDE (TO A NEW DAY) BOOK I -DUSK-1 - LET THE LIGHT IN2 - ROCK & ROLL SAVIOR 3 - IS THIS DESIRE4 - BAD BLOOD5 - LAUGHTER IN THE DARKBOOK II -MIDNIGHT-6 - ONE EYE ON DEATH7 - BROKEN TONGUES8 - A TEAR IN TIME [COSMIC HEX JUNK FRANCHISE]9 - HERE COMETH THE MAN BOOK III -DAWN-10 - ROCK AND ROLL SUICIDE11 - PRAYERS ON FIRE12 - IN BLOOM13 - FIRE IN THE LIGHTEPILOGUEBibliographyAbout the Author

Described as a primer on all things Nick Cave, Darker Than The Dawn is more than that. It is a deep dive into the life, loves and losses that make up one of our generation’s greatest creative artists. It is obviously also a labour of love for Steiner, only a genuine and long-time fan would even think of attempting something as labour-intensive as this and it is easy to imagine the author getting completely caught up in Cave’s work and mindset as he went to such lengths to analyse and research such a lengthy and diverse back catalogue and its interconnecting strands. Darker Than The Dawn is a great read for old fans and new, for those who are looking for a good introduction to Cave’s work and for those who have lived with it and would appreciate an in-depth analysis.