Mod Subculture & Soul Music Books, Authors & Book Shops
This page lists book shops, authors and books who promote and are advertising their service on the Soul and Mod directory. This applies to those specialising in music genres ranging across early 60s R&B, Soul, Northern Soul and Mod. Also it applies to books that concentrate or include a theme pertaining to 1960s modernists. In addition also to the Mod revival, clothing and style of mods, as well as Lambretta and Vespa scooters. Furthermore authors it includes those that discuss the culture of the 1960s. Ranging from those which specialise in film and 1960s cinema, 1960s books and authors to those concentrating on 1960s vintage clothing. If you would like to advertise a book provide an author listing, please register to add a free listing. Alternatively log in to manage your advert. Please note that all listings require approval before going live on the site. Furthermore you may also wish to use the find listings facility provided, to search within this directory for other services related to Mod subculture or Soul music.
A Nickel And A Nail is a UK based specialist independent bookstore for readers interested in exploring the history of soul, rhythm and blues, and related musical fields.
Our mission is not only to sell literary works but to contribute to the preservation of soul and related music history, and to update customers on literature reviews through our regular blog and review features. We are also provide a unique independent platform to support and promote the sale of quality self-publications in these genres.
We sell new and quality used books, collectable magazines, fanzines, vintage sheet music and picture cover 45s.
My website and blog is called ‘Zen and The Art of the Sixties Mod novel’ (https://johnknightnovelist.wixsite.com/mysite/blog)is one source of information about my novel: ‘Jimmy Mack – Some Kind of Wonderful’. The blog is also also about many aspects of writing a novel about Mods and the Sixties, updating progress on follow up novels as well as looking at Mod as “a way of life” through images and music.
You can also follow me on Facebook: John Knight @ FN Jimmy Mack Two Hearts Books