John Peel was more than a radio DJ — he was the beating heart of British music for nearly four decades. Margrave of the Marshes is his unfinished autobiography, a warmly funny and deeply personal portrait of a man who shaped the sound of a generation. From his Suffolk childhood to the legendary BBC Radio 1 sessions that launched countless careers, Peel tells his story in his own inimitable voice — curious, self-deprecating, and endlessly passionate about music. Completed after his death by his wife Sheila, this is an intimate and moving tribute to one of the most beloved broadcasters Britain ever produced.
