Peaky, is a nickname for a flat hat, like the cap of the man in the picture below, and blinders comes from the practice of putting razors in to the visor. ( take a long look at the picture ), they use this cap to fight, it is their weapon, to cut the face of theirs opponents. 

The family is “ the Shelby family” and its boss is Tommy Shelby, an ambitious, smart and tough young man, who had very bad experiences in the Firs World War (digging tunnels in order to put explosives). 

His opponent is Chester Campbell, a policeman from Belfast, Ireland, who has fought against IRA ( Irish Republican Army ). Wiston Churchill sent him to cleanup  Birmingham of this gang.

I saw the three season and I think that is one of the best series I ever seen.

However, the idea of a Red Right Hand, could be, in this case, the devil.

In my opinion, this song is about the allure of the devil and why the devil may seem attractive and the temptation of sell your soul...

A tall handsome man with a dusty black coat and a red right hand. 

'You don't have no money, he'll get you some 
You don't have no car, he'll get you one 
You don't have no self-respect, you feel like an insect 
Well, don't you worry buddy, 'cause here he comes'.

Very good song!!,  it will like you!! it's with lyrics.

When the book starts, inspector Rebus is retired of the police, but when two old friends, Siobhan Clarke and Malcom Fox ask for his help on a case, he doesn’t take much time to say ok.

It’s a crime story based in Edinburg of a lawyer’s murder, gang’s war (the Starks), and the relationship between Rebus and “Big Gear” Cafferty, his Nemesis (they were friends in their childhood but they took different paths in their lives)

I have not finished the book yet, but I recommend it, Ian Rankig won the X price RBA of noir novel in Barcelona last year for this novel

I found this poet recently and I love his poetry. 
You discover the musicality that he gives to his poems when you hear him to recite them, his poetry is very influenced by jazz.

Speaking about simple things, in this case a shirt, takes you through the industry of the early twentieth century, to the sweatshops like the Triangle Factory ( and its blaze) , the Scottish mills, and  the Ossian Hoax  (It has been described as the greatest-ever literary hoax).

One hundred and forty-six died in the flames

On the ninth floor, no hydrants, no fire escapes...