Stefan Koldehoff - 'Art and Crime'
A anecdotal collection of stories of how art and crime are more often used to launder money than display beauty.
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Noam Chomsky and James Kelman - 'Between Thought and Expression Lies a Lifetime - Why Ideas Matter'
A book of letters, biography, and ideas based in correspondence, speeches, and interviews, 1988-2020.
David S. Wills - 'High White Notes - The Rise and Fall of Gonzo Journalism'
A chronological, rhythmically bouncy, critical, statistical, and at-times interesting ride into Hunter S. Thompson's writing.
Robert Emmet Meagher - 'Albert Camus and the Human Crisis'
A wondrous trip through Camus, covering many of his thoughts of human life while painting a magnificent portrait of a person whose mind is desperately needed in this time.
Angela Davis - 'An Autobiography'
This Black Panther's autobiography is today even more explosive than when it was first released.
Laurie Woolever - 'Bourdain - The Definitive Oral Biography'
A radiant mesh of voices paint a wondrous, funny, and harrowing image of Anthony Bourdain.
Marlo Mack - 'How to be a Girl - A Mother's Memoir of Raising her Transgender Daughter'
A podcast first, now a book; a parent's story of a child who decides its own gender.
Michelle Glazer - 'fretwork'
This poetry collection reeks of nature and repetition (in a good way) but is not memorable.
