A look at AC/DC Singer Bon Scott with Jesse Fink

<p>Jesse Fink was born in London, England, in 1973 and raised and educated in Sydney, Australia, by his Australian parents. He holds Australian and British citizenship.</p><p>Fink worked for five years as senior editor of non-fiction at HarperCollins Publishers, helming acclaimed books such as David Day’s John Curtin: A Life and Chifley, Jill Margo’s Frank Lowy, Christopher Kremmer’s The Carpet Wars and George Negus’s The World from Italy, among dozens of other titles.</p><p>After leaving publishing, Fink won several prestigious sportswriting awards as a journalist for Inside Sport magazine, which he served as deputy editor from 2003 to 2006. In 2003 he was nominated for a Walkley Award for Coverage of Sport, Australia’s top journalism prize.</p><p>His book, THE YOUNGS: THE BROTHERS WHO BUILT AC/DC, was published by Penguin Random House Australia in 2013 and by St Martin’s Press in the United States in 2014, as well as over a dozen European, South American and Asian countries. A number-one bestselling Amazon music biography in the United States, Germany and United Kingdom, it was chosen among PRI Public Radio International’s Best Books of 2014 and featured in The New Yorker. The book was also a number-one national bestseller in Denmark, a first for an Australian author.</p><p>In 2017, Fink released two books: an updated version of LAID BARE (Xoum Publishing) and the momentous BON: THE LAST HIGHWAY (Penguin Random House Australia, ECW Press, Black &amp; White Publishing, Hannibal Verlag, Editora Saraiva, Disk Union, Le Castor Astral, Vaktel Forlag, Volvox Globator), a 500-page biography of AC/DC singe Bon Scott. Bon was a #1 music biography in Sweden, the United Kingdom and France, chosen for five Book of the Year lists, and the cover story in the December 2017 issue of Classic Rock. It is now widely considered the definitive biography of the AC/DC legend.</p><p>His new book is PURE NARCO (Penguin Random House Australia, John Blake Publishing, Rowman &amp; Littlefield, Äripäev), the life story of Cuban-American co