Nina Antonia

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Nina Antonia (born in Liverpool, England) is a music journalist and author. She has written books and articles about punk-rock era recording artists Brett Smiley and Johnny Thunders. She has also contributed to Mojo and Spiral Scratch magazines, wrote the liner notes for The Stooges live recording Studio Sessions and Nico's Femme Fatale CD, and appeared in the documentary New York Doll.

She currently lives in London, England.

  • Johnny Thunders: In Cold Blood (Cherry Red Books, 1987)
  • The One and Only: Peter Perrett, Homme Fatale (SAF Publishing, 1996)
  • The New York Dolls - Too Much Too Soon (Omnibus Press, 2005)
  • The Prettiest Star: Whatever Happened to Brett Smiley (SAF Publishing, 2006)

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