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|title= Hackney, That Rose-Red Empire: A Confidential Report
|author= Iain Sinclair
|buy= Yes
|borrow= Yes
|hardback=0241142164
|paperback=0141012749
|ebook=B002RI99L4
|pages=480
|publisher= Hamish Hamilton
|date= February 2009
|isbn=978-0241142165
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''Documentary fiction'' is what Iain Sinclair oxymoronically calls this book. It's a lot of other things too: autobiography, history, psychogeography to name but three. His ''Hackney book'' as he self-referentially calls it throughout, is a dense collage of reportage and ''inaccurate and inventive'' transcriptions of interviews, peopled by film-makers, novelists, politicians and painters, not to mention booksellers, barbers and bus drivers.
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