Brian May has announced to his followers that his brand new book has been bound at the printers. The Queen guitarist issued the exciting news on his official Instagram account with a sneak peek of the front cover. He added the caption: "Immensely proud to tell you our new LSC book is now being bound at the printers !!! We're taking pre-orders as of now - please check at LondonStereo for details - link in my SLINK ! The world's first stereoscopically illustrated guide to the ultimate building blocks of our universe --- GALAXIES !! This might just blow your mind ! Actually --- guaranteed ! Cheers all - Bri."
Many of his fans were left delighted with the news and flocked to the comments section to say the same thing - that the book looked beautiful. One person said: "Exciting! I'm sure it will be on my Christmas list." A second also chimed in: "Wow I've gotta get it ! You've worked so hard on this book Bri and now it's here ! ...hurrah ! X."
A third fan also commented: "Thank you for the info, Sir. The book looks beautiful, and I'm sure its filled with your knowledge and talents. Much love and respect to you always."
A fourth also typed: "Thank you Dear Bri. Looking forward to seeing this beautifully made book from beginning to end."
His announcement comes just a day after Brian reflected on a devastating loss and paid an emotional tribute to his late friend on social media.
The 78-year-old paid tribute to Phil Webb, his friend and driver, whom he had known for decades. It was the "saddest day of Brian's life" when Phil died suddenly of a heart attack in 2023.
Two years on from that day, Brian issued another statement, which read: "In my thoughts today, the unforgettable Phil Webb - seen here with me, proudly looking after me as he always did, at my knighthood ceremony at Buckingham Palace. He was suddenly taken from this world two years ago, way, way too soon.
"He was the kindest man I ever met, to ever man, woman and child, no matter what their colour or creed, and a passionate champion of animals, all of which makes him, to me, one of the greats. We all miss ya Phil, too much. RIP."
