'The Book of Dust Volume 1: La Belle Sauvage' by Philip Pullman is a wonderful book which should please any who read and enjoyed 'His Dark Materials'. It promises to be every bit as interesting and exciting as the previous series.

'For Those Who Came Before: Songs of Resistance from the Spanish Civil War' from Barbez and Velina Brown, is an amazing example of how music over 80 years old can not only be relevant today, but sound just as exciting and stirring as it did when originally written.

'Queercore: Queer Punk Media Subculture' by Curran Nault makes it abundantly clear to any thinking, caring, person why exactly this subculture is so important.

'Loch Ness, Series 1' is an extremely well done police procedural and murder mystery and a wonderful piece of television.

'Rake: Series 3' continues down the path of excellence established by the first two seasons of this great television show.

'A Legacy Of Spies' cements John Le Carre's legacy as the man who made spy novels into literature.

In a just world, Ray Wylie Hubbard's 'Tell the Devil I'm Gettin' There as Fast as I Can' would be heard on radios around the country.

In 'Upheaval: The Refugee Trek Through Europe' Navid Kermani shines a light in the dark spaces of our current world and exposes the dirty and shameful way we treat our fellow human beings.

'Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World' will make you listen to everything from country to jazz, blues, and rock in a whole new way.

If 'American Valhalla is to be Iggy Pop's last hurrah than he has picked fitting people to go a Viking with before he rides off to his Valhalla.