Last Stand of the DNA Cowboys (1989) The Victor Renquist Quartet The Time of Feasting (1996) Darklost (2000) More Than Mortal (2001) Underland (2002) Novels The Texts of Festival (1973) The Tale of Willy's Rats (1974) The Feelies (1978) The Song of Phaid the Gambler (1981), reissued as: Phaid the Gambler (1986) Citizen Phaid (1986) Protectorate (1985) CORP*S*E (1986), aka Vickers Their Master's War (1987) Exit Funtopia (1988), aka The Long Orbit The Armageddon Crazy (1989) aka Armageddon Crazy Mars – The Red Planet (1990) Necrom (1991) Jim Morrison's Adventures in the Afterlife (1999) Road Movie (2012) Story collections Short Stories (1972–1973) (2001) From the anthology - Dead Cats Bouncing, edited by Gerard Houarner and GAK, Bedlam Press (2002) a short story: Dead Cat Meets Slide Zones of Chaos (2009) Nonfiction Watch Out Kids Get On Down Elvis In His Own Words The Rolling Stones In Their Own Words The Rock & Roll Circus Elvis – The Illustrated Record The Black Leather Jacket Elvis And The Colonel The Hitchhiker's Guide to Elvis The CIA Files Conspiracies, Lies And Hidden Agendas Give The Anarchist A Cigarette Gene Vincent: There's One In Every Town Words of Wisdom From the Greatest Minds of All Time Who's Watching You?: The Chilling Truth about the State, Surveillance and Personal Freedom (Who put the) Bomp! Saving the World One Record at a Time Zones of Chaos (an anthology) Speed-Speed-Speedfreak - A fast history of amphetamine Counterculture activity Farren organised the Phun City Festival in 1970. He has long been associated with the Hells Angels (UK) who provided security at Phun City; they even awarded Farren an "approval patch" in 1970 for use on his first solo album Mona. He was a prominent activist in the White Panthers UK movement, a group that most notably organised free food and other support services for free festivals from the Windsor Free Festival onwards. Death Farren died at age 69 in 2013, after collapsing while performing with the Deviants at the Borderline Club in London. The cause of death was stated to be a heart attack. References External links Doc 40 Mick Farren personal blog 1943 births 2013 deaths Alive Naturalsound Records artists Alumni of Saint Martin's School of Art Cthulhu Mythos writers English biographers English male journalists English rock singers Musicians from Gloucestershire People educated at Worthing High School People from Cheltenham Pink Fairies members Protopunk musicians The Deviants