The Beatles’ ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ Outraged the Adults But Turned on the Kids
Magical Mystery Tour was an innovative hybrid if never quite adequately realized. As a chapter in the life of the Beatles, it continues to exert fascination.
Kevin Heaney
Graduate of the postgraduate master's degree in creative
writing at Lincoln University (UK) hosted in association with The
Guardian. Author of short fiction and a pilot episode of an audio drama about a man who finds a way of
talking with his dog. I've contributed a variety of pieces on sport and
music to the now-defunct site Sabotage Times (links, sadly, no longer
available). In the UK I've written for The Anfield Wrap, Red or Dead,and the official website for Liverpool Football Club.
Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tunnel of Love’ Dug Deep Into Rocky Soil
With 1987’s Tunnel of Love, Bruce Springsteen left the highway and E-Street Band to make “married music” and found himself reckoning with time and mortality.
Rod Serling, ‘The Twilight Zone’ and the Things Only Martians Could Say
To menace the American public’s conscience was Rod Serling’s proverbial contractual obligation in ‘The Twilight Zone’ and the questions posed were essentially of a civic nature.
