My Elvis Blackout has been reviewed by Aishwarya Subramanian in the fantastic Indian paper, The Sunday Guardian.

This is very thrilling. She writes:

So how do you write about celebrities who are probably really awful people in real life? Crump's solution – fictionalised accounts in which the celebrity in question commits crimes, acts of violence, and other grotesque acts. It's as good an answer as any.

Yes it is!! Do read the full review.

And please buy the book too. It's a masterpiece. Everybody should own it. Everybody should read it. And Simon deserves to be lying on a bed of dollar bills. As it is, I haven't yet sent him enough money to even make a pillow. Or a cushion. Or, in truth, a hankie. That isn't right! That isn't just. That isn't fair. Do you really want to live in a universe where George Osborne is a millionaire and Simon Crump isn't? Me neither. Visiting our store will help you redress this gigantic karmic imbalance.

PS - You can also buy it on Amazon…