Non-Fiction

Award-winning artist Annie Lennox offers behind-the-scenes anecdotes and vibrant photography in her visual memoir.

'Hot or Not' by Jessica Campbell is a tongue in cheek comentary on the physical attributes of male artists of the 20th century.

Many of us still “want to believe,” but belief should not come at the expense of empathy or respect for those who remain unconvinced, says Markovsky. And vice versa.

'The Gaslit Brain' warns that assaults on the mind are as real as those on the body, a warning that needs to be heard.

At one point Springsteen’s finances were so depleted that he couldn’t afford to hire the musicians he needed for the album...

Can there really be anything more to say about Bob Dylan and his music? As it turns out, the answer is a qualified yes. Just don’t hold your breath awaiting major revelations.

'Down On The Corner' by Carey Baker is a fascinating and incredible journey into the world of music on the street.

'Dangerous Memory' by Charlie Angus is the antidote to right wing politicians with their cries to make things "Great Again"

The Continental Drifters garner the spotlight, thanks to an anthology, a tribute album, and a bio. Plus, reviews of CDs from Phil Alvin, John Surge, and Bento Box Trio.

'Kate Chopin in New Orleans' by Rory O'Neill Schmitt and Rosary O'Neill is a superb hybrid-genre book about the life of writer Kate Chopin.