Kate: Inside the Rainbow

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As the story unfolds and he discovers how his own life has been fatefully intertwined with the Demonâmes since childhood, he also uncovers a more sinister truth beneath the veneer of rich glamour and beauty. A luxuriously clothbound slipcase edition of childhood photos of Kate Bush, with annotations by the photographer, her older brother. Each one is first seen cropped within a die-cut frame, with a narration by him that is wistful and affectionate. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. As his friendship with the magnetic frenchman develops, he is drawn into the family and finds himself falling into their web of complex relationships, driven by irresistible love and desire.

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I bought this book for my wife who is a great Bush fan, it chronicles the life of Kate, with pictures of her from childhood, it is written and photographed by her brother and the photos are very good, if you are a fan of Bush you will like this if not it may convert you. Photography by her brother, a sensitive and imaginative photographer, who shot many of the images for her album covers.

Fine 2014 limited edition reissue with slipcase, cloth-bound coves and slipcase, very beautifully produced. Her talent caught the notice of David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd) who assisted in arranging her contract with EMI. Snapdragon Solstice is the first in a trilogy of books telling the epic tale of the Demonâmes, an enigmatic Breton family whose wealth and position afford them enviable power and influence, even in war torn Europe, where the intrigue that must eventually unravel, first begins.

First published as a very limited run in 1986, Cathy is a collection of photographs by John Carder Bush of his sister Kate as a young girl, with accompanying text. He has given readings of his poetry on radio and was published several times in the Poetry Review and has written several contributions to the Kate Bush Club Newsletter over the years. His sepia-toned photographs of Kate are wonderfully atmospheric, with a penchant for Celtic myth and a pre-Rafaelite aesthetic.