Not Dancing with Ingrid Pitt is an honest and personal collection capturing missed opportunities, those unstructured moments and
nostalgic, half recalled memories which skulk at the periphery of an increasingly confusing current world state. Andrew Graves
circumnavigates his modern worries and presents his own uniquely crafted narratives which utilise estranged family members, eccentric
strangers and forgotten Hollywood cast offs in his fascinating line up of unconventional protagonists. This is a dark, funny and bewitching
paean to the cult, disregarded and devalued, a chaotic and comforting monochrome tome inscribed with both hope, fear and a thinly veiled
longing for something better.