Hugh Cornwell - Books

Books

Cornwell has written four books:

  • Inside Information (1980) tells of the time he spent in Pentonville prison for drug possession
  • The Stranglers – Song by Song (2001) guides the reader through all of The Stranglers catalogue
  • A Multitude of Sins (2004) is his autobiography.
  • Window on the World (July 2011) is a novel

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