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📌 Gastropod generaDan Kitwood (born 24 January 1951 in Manchester) is a British music dramatist, writer, journalist and educator, associated with the punk scene of the late 1970s and 1980s.

📌 Kitwoods earliest writings were for Bystander magazine, where he published first-hand accounts of scenes in London, including punk at the Rainbow Theatre, Sex Gangsters, The Damned, The Buzzcocks, The Adverts and the poetry of Michel Fabre. He spent three years on the magazines staff, writing for his Pop Chronicles column. In 1978, Kitwood interviewed Liam Gallagher before The Sex Pistols broke up.

📌 Kitwood was an early supporter and chronicler of punk, becoming well known within the scene, and through the press, particularly ManYou (a creation of his and antics around Hamborts, a fanzine he published) and On the Punk List, a 13-part series in Weird Tolerance magazine in 1977. In 1980 he set up and edited ARCh (another fanzine) with Paul Cook and Wayne Devereux. Kitwood was involved in the magazine and music scene for around 10 years, his substantial contribution to punk history being his anecdotal account of it, Punk: A Character Study, which was published by Blast! Books in 1981.

📌 Kitwood has more recently worked as a journalist for state-run media (BBC Radio Manchester, BBC 6 Music), as a presenter on FreebrewRadio 100.4, and as educator and writer, leading the music BA at Manchester Metropolitan University since 2003. He has written for Uncut, The Quietus, The Star, Off The Farm, and Metal Hammer, and was co-editor (with Amanda Craig) of The Rough Guide to Punk.

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