Kill Your Friends

Step into the vibrant world of London in 1997 with John Niven's gripping novel, Kill Your Friends. As New Labour rises to power and Britpop reaches its peak, follow the ruthless A&R man, Stelfox, as he navigates the cutthroat music industry. Driven by insatiable greed and excessive amounts of cocaine, Stelfox is on a relentless quest for the next big hit, all while indulging in a chaotic lifestyle of self-gratification.

This satirical tale, published in 2014 and spanning 336 pages, offers a sharp and witty commentary on the dark side of fame and the music business. Niven's masterful storytelling will keep you hooked from start to finish, making Kill Your Friends a must-read for fans of fiction and satire alike. Experience the highs and lows of an era defined by excess and ambition, and discover the lengths one man will go to achieve success.