Tom Doyle is the author of three highly acclaimed books: The Glamour Chase: The Maverick Life of Billy Mackenzie; Man on the Run: Paul McCartney in the 1970s; and Captain Fantastic: Elton John's Stellar Trip Through The '70s. As a journalist and interviewer, his work has appeared in Mojo, Billboard, Q, Sound On Sound, The Guardian and The Times. Over the years, he has profiled Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Elton John, U2, Madonna, Keith Richards, Yoko Ono and, of course, Kate Bush, among many others.
'Approaching its subject from inspired angles...probably the best Bush book to date' * 4/5 Record Collector * 'Running Up That Hill offers a range of new ways to appreciate the single-minded inspiration that it springs from' * 9/10 Uncut * 'Funny and illuminating. A refreshing take on one of our most complex, gifted artists' * 4/5 Mojo * 'A very beautiful book' -- Chris Hawkins, BBC Radio 6 'An unconventional but insightful biography of the famously reclusive singer songwriter * Choice Magazine * 'A great gift for a music fan' * My Weekly Magazine * 'A comprehensive rejection of the caricatures that still cling stubbornly to the subject's name' * The Herald * '(A) celebration of the famously elusive figure * Woman and Home * 'Even familiar stories or well-worn anecdotes come to life... Doyle imbues them with a freshness. A thoroughly enjoyable read.' * Super Deluxe Edition * 'The closest we've ever come to understanding the enigmatic, uncompromising Bush on page.' -- Virgin Radio