Sid Vicious: One Junkie, One Knife, and No Fuckin’ Future is a raw, unapologetic look into the short, explosive life—and death—of punk rock’s most infamous icon. Told in a brutally honest, darkly sardonic voice, this book mixes biography with postmortem narration to deliver an unfiltered account of Sid Vicious, bassist for the Sex Pistols, and the chaos he embodied.

From the gritty streets of 1970s London to the bloodstained floors of the Chelsea Hotel, this is more than a music biography—it’s a ghost’s confessional. Readers are taken inside the rise and collapse of the Sex Pistols, the rage and rot of their doomed U.S. tour, and the violent love story between Sid and Nancy Spungen. Every chapter drips with venom, energy, and a seething disdain for the polished myths of rock history.

Ideal for fans of punk rock, counterculture biographies, and true stories that don’t pull punches, Sid Vicious brings readers face-to-face with the brutal truth of a scene that chewed up its loudest voices. This is not a romanticized tribute. It’s not nostalgia. It’s the dirt under punk’s fingernails, told in Sid’s own snarling, drug-fueled voice.

Whether you're a lifelong Sex Pistols fan, a punk historian, or just curious about the man behind one of rock’s most notorious downfalls, this book delivers an unfiltered dive into the life, music, and self-destruction of a cultural icon who refused to grow old.