Alan Graham

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Alan Graham studied Creative Writing and Economics at UEA and is still unsure which discipline relies on make-believe the most. He currently lives and works in London. Alan contributed a literary piece titled ‘Pysch Music’ published in The Heartbeat Issue guest-edited by Jo Malone.

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Construct; Soundtracks to Revolutionary Cinema Movements

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