A Cabin in the Mountains

The narrative explores Paul Brown's life, beginning with his South London upbringing amidst post-war ruins. It highlights his contributions to the publishing world through Transgravity Press and Actual Size Press in the 1960s and 70s, his involvement in the Fluxshoe events, and his editorial role in the periodical Other Times. Since 1995, he has established himself in Brighton, where he operates the Studio Bookshop, reflecting his enduring passion for literature and the arts.