Sly Stone - 'Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)'
Following decades of silence, Sly Stone releases his own words in book form.
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Èdouard Louis - 'A Womans Battles and Transformations'
On a silent retreat, meditation, yoga, writing, sex, and life come into a head and leaves it via these words.
Emmanuel Carrère - 'Yoga'
On a silent retreat, meditation, yoga, writing, sex, and life come into a head and leaves it via these words.
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.
Laurie Woolever - 'Bourdain - The Definitive Oral Biography'
A radiant mesh of voices paint a wondrous, funny, and harrowing image of Anthony Bourdain.
Robert Matzen - 'Warrior, Audrey Hepburn'
My review Matzen's straightforward, stuffy, and interesting book about the later part of Audrey Hepburn's life, focusing on her humanitarian work.
Daniel de Visé - 'King of The Blues'
My review of Daniel de Visé's straightforward biography of B.B. King.
Noam Chomsky - 'The Precipice - Neoliberalism, the Pandemic, and the Urgent Need for Social Change'
The latest urgent book of interviews with Noam Chomsky also includes words from Robert Pollin and Ha-Joon Chang.
Julian Sancton - 'Madhouse at the End of the Earth'
An extremely wild and entertaining adventure about humanity, life, and death. Men, huh?
Genesis P. Orridge - 'Nonbinary'
An interesting and slightly nauseating view of P. Orridge's life.
Sinéad O'Connor - 'Rememberings'
Kicking against the pricks (and other stuff), O'Connor has created a beautiful, jagged, funny, and harrowing autobiography.
Sarah Schulman - 'Let the Record Show, A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993'
A concise book around ACT UP, the HIV and AIDS epidemic, and resistence against annihilation.
Josh Cohen - 'How to Live What to Do'
An introspective and mind-broadening book by a psychoanalyst who writes of other books.
Laurence Rees - 'Hitler's Charisma'
Terrific writing from a masterful historian makes this another great addition to the pantheon of books about World War II and human nature.
Will McPhail – ‘In - A Graphic Novel’
This is a masterpiece about the human condition, in graphic-novel form.
