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Boyd deftly juggles arcane and eminent facts in his exploration of the forever-in-flux artist, from his Canadian beginnings to California boom, and from “Mr. Soul” to Motown soul. Yes: Motown!
A lively and engaging look at the golden age of jazz.
Clark Rockefeller has never existed, yet he reached the pinnacle of success as a con man.
Henry David got a bad rap! Thoreau in His Own Time revises that.
Knight's writing will either offend or inspire you, and in places it might even do both.
Aaron Burr's correspondence serves as primary source of portrait of enigmatic historical figure.
New release Helen Keller in Love — focusing on Keller's romantic entanglement at age 37 — is sure to provoke controversy.
Rodney Crowell's uproarious yet tender memoir proves far more than a collection of rosy-hued recollections.
An honest and revealing memoir from Clint Hill, Secret Service agent assigned to protect First Lady Jackie Kennedy.
Jack Kerouac as others saw him.
BC Writer of the Week