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Death Becomes Them is a very fast and easy read, leaving the reader with merely encyclopedic details, rather than insights.

Review in Books — by Jessica Schneider — on Jul 07, 2009

So well written and insightful is this book, that verse now seems the most natural and obvious form for biography.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Jul 03, 2009

This terrific biography tells the story of one of the most recognized voices in media that ever lived.

Review in Books — by Daddypundit — on Jun 26, 2009

In The Master, Colm Toibin examines the psychological aspects of Henry James's creativity. It is revealed as an exploiter of experience.

Review in Books — by Philip Spires — on Jun 24, 2009

Dusty Springfield deserves better than these insiders' story.

Review in Books — by James A. Gardner — on Jun 17, 2009

A memoir of a shared experience and a seemingly balanced assessment of Thompson.

Review in Books — by El Bicho — on Jun 11, 2009

An easy, entertaining biography of the English language's greatest writer.

Review in Books — by Chris Bancells — on Jun 11, 2009

“Fashion Dispatch — Exposed!”

Review in Video — by Luigi Bastardo — on Jun 08, 2009

Dimebag Darrell's story, like a good stiff drink, is one you won't want to put down.

Review in Books — by Glen Boyd — on May 25, 2009

Michael J. Fox is back with his second memoir.

Review in Books — by Clarence Yu — on May 23, 2009