Foruli, publishers of the finest limited edition books and records, have joined forces with Q The Music to offer a specially commissioned Q version of the signed limited edition of Peter Hook's memoir The Haçienda: How Not To Run A Club. This is an exclusive competition, only running here.
Read our interview with Hooky here. The limited editions will be launched in the autumn of 2010. Before that a lucky reader will receive the Q branded, one-of-a-kind edition of The Haçienda: How Not To Run A Club contained within a laser engraved handmade glow edge Perspex slipcase. The package includes not only a specially bound signed book but also a piece of the original Haçienda dancefloor rescued from the club by Hooky, a signed art print and an exclusive 10" record. The record features four great tracks by Peter Hook which were especially recorded for this release: the brand new track The Vikings and three new versions of classic New Order tracks.
Exquisitely designed and packaged, the special editions of The Haçienda: How Not To Run A Club are the ultimate testimony to the legacy of Fac 51 The Hacienda and bound to be a collectors item of the future. For more information on these and other Foruli releases, plus to hear The Vikings check out their website www.foruli.co.uk
To win this fabulous prize, simply answer the question below:
The Haçienda must be built, they say, but on what date did it originally open on Whitworth Street in Manchester?
9:35 AM | 24/09/2010
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