The Train in the Night by Nick Coleman - review

A music journalist's memoir of encroaching deafness Nick Coleman has found and made his life in music. His father had a keen amateur interest; much of his East Anglian childhood was spent in thrall to successive waves of pop, rock, punk, reggae, and so on; for 25 years he worked as a journalist for the NME . Then he was stricken by sudden sensorineural hearing loss, and was unable to listen to ...

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Floating crystals

Benign paroxysmal Positional Vertigo has a long name but it basically describes the disease. It causes an intermittent spinning-type dizziness associated with head turning or movement.