Better Call Saul - David Stubbs

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Résumé :
Saul Goodman is Alburquerque's finest 'criminal' lawyer, but fans know that there is more to him than his unique brand of legal expertise.Published to coincide with much anticipated spin-off series Better Call Saul, transmitting on Netflix in February 2015, this book will be irresistible in ever-growing Breaking Bad cult circles.

Biographie:
David Stubbs is an author, TV, film and music journalist. Having co-founded the influential magazine Monitor while at Oxford University, he went on to become a staff writer for Melody Maker, NME and Uncut. In the mid-1990s, he wrote scripts for Alan Davies's Radio show, Alan's Big 1FM, which also starred Bill Bailey. He is a regular contributor to the Guardian and the satirical website The Daily Mash, while his work has also appeared in the Independent, The Quietus, The Sunday Times and Esquire. He has written numerous books including The Prince Charles Letters, a spoof collection of correspondence from the future monarch (Aurum) and, most recently, Future Days (Faber & Faber), a study of Krautrock, or German experimental music in the 1970s. He is also author of Send Them Victorious (Zero Books), a collection of mock-patriotic reports on England football games, described by the Guardian's Scott Murray as 'the funniest book ever written about football'. He has watched Breaking Bad three times through from beginning to end, believes it to be the greatest TV show yet created, and is bursting with spoilers. He lives in London.