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29th April 2021 - Personal Statement by Graham Needham (BH)Due to a major change in personal circumstances there will be significant changes to my online presence: Social Media I'll be mostly withdrawing from personal social media. Do not try to contact me on social media. Use my personal contact details instead. Burning Helix I… (read full blog posting) (see all blog posts)
Novels, short stories, books and articles
Novels
- Corporate State 2015 (to be published)
- Virtual Killer (to be published)
Books
Articles
- In the 1980s I was an avid computer user and I also played a lot of computer games. So much, that I wrote game tips that got published in the ZX Spectrum magazine "Crash". Click here for some scans.
- Various in Record Collector, Spiral Scratch and Music Collector magazines.
- I was employed as the "Record Information Officer" for both Spiral Scratch and Music Collector magazines in the early 90s where I oversaw all the discographies and information for collectors.
- An online text version of my Depeche Mode Chronicles X1+X2 Japanese Box Sets article from Music Collector No.29 / July 1991.
- On the 10th March 2021 I finally added scans to this web site for most of the articles.
- Various for my own CyberNoise magazine/digizine:
- Skinny Puppy
- Die Warzau
- Front 242
- Front Line Assembly
- K.M.F.D.M.
- Pushing Against The Wire (Event)
- Chris & Cosey
- UK Electronica (Event)
- E.M.M.A. (Event)
- The Human League
- Die Krupps
- Various in Music From The Empty Quarter magazine.
- I worked for Apple in the late 90s and wrote a whole bunch of technical support documents for their Apple Assistance Centre.
- I also worked for Microsoft after that and wrote technical support documents for products like Office 98, Internet Explorer 4.5/5, Outlook Express 5, etc.
- In the early 2000s I wrote a lot about Prague and central Europe on a travel web site I co-created (now sold).
- I now write articles and a blog about Apple, Mac OS X, iOS, iPod/iPad/iPhone on my new web site MacStrategy
- As I write discographies and love music I created the World Wide Release DataBase (WWRDB) which also drives a network of different web sites