Urban Grimshaw and the Shed Crew

Urban Grimshaw and the Shed Crew is a non-fiction book by English writer Bernard Hare. It is an account of Britain's dispossessed youth and inner city wastelands.

Hare was on society's margins, living on a rough estate in Leeds, England and with a liking for drink and drugs – so he knew what life in the underclass was like in 1990s Britain. However, even he was shocked when he met Urban Grimshaw, an illiterate, drug-using 12-year-old.

"If it's one of the functions of art to take you places and show you things you wouldn't otherwise have access to, then Urban Grimshaw is a masterpiece."[1]

A British drama film, Urban and the Shed Crew starring Richard Armitage and Anna Friel is to be released.

Editions
  • Hardback 2005, Sceptre ISBN 0-340-83734-9
  • Paperback 2006, Sceptre ISBN 0-340-83735-7

Notes
  1. Laurence Phelan, book review in Independent on Sunday April 23, 2006 retrieved July 3, 2006
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