Gary Graff, noted music writer for Billboard, Digital First Media, The New York Times Syndicate and other outlets, has checked in Sara Holliday's new book,
"A Thousand Dances A Novel of the British Blues Boom":
“'A Thousand Dances' is the rare kind of novel that puts you smack in the middle of real history and makes you feel like you're really there," Graff writes. "Sara Holliday's extensive research has given us full, fleshed-out characters and scenarios that make this a genuine time-travel experience, as real and gritty as the music from the era she's writing about. There's been so much written about the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, swinging London and the rock and pop scenes of the ‘60s; Holliday digs into a less visible and less celebrated—but certainly equally (if not more) important—scene with exuberance and authority. Put on your early Yardbirds and John Mayall albums and immerse.”