Paint it Black

John Livingstone is the anti-hero in this journey through the rigours of life.

From the calm of being a street trading hippie and onto the self employed ideals of dealing
with customs, police and hardened criminals. Through this tumultuous era John drags his
contemporaries and lovers as his and their lives change in a way they were unable to foresee.

Chris Hurst deals with this complex and colourful period handsomely, his
characterisations are astute as the risque subject matter is considered realistically with
inherent humour.