"It's Not Unusual" is a tribute to Patti Bell, a unique lady and fashion icon who significantly influenced the New Romantic era. The book is authored by Gary Lindsay-Moore, a Birmingham-born alternative photographer, model, and actor.

This work is not only a homage to Patti Bell of Kahn and Bell but also a reflection of Lindsay-Moore's personal journey and the cultural landscape of Birmingham during the 1970s and 1980s. The narrative delves into Lindsay-Moore's adolescence and his struggles with a bleak future during his school years, leading to an eventual awakening through art and photography.

His first taste of freedom and self-expression came from attending art college, where he discovered his passion for photography. The book captures his experiences with the punk and New Romantic scenes, particularly the vibrant subcultures in Birmingham.

Throughout the pages, the reader is taken on a journey of self-discovery, as Lindsay-Moore recounts his encounters with influential figures like Patti Bell and the significant impact they had on his creative and personal development. The book is filled with vivid descriptions of the fashion and music scenes, bringing to life the spirit of an era that was marked by innovation and rebellion.

"It's Not Unusual" is not just a memoir but also a celebration of the people and moments that shaped Lindsay-Moore's artistic vision. .