Book Reviews

A European animal comic looks at lost love, regrets and jazz.

A wealth of work from this irregular and irreplaceable genius.

While only remotely connected to TV's 'Intelligence', John Dixon's 'Phoenix Island' is a parable about the individual fighting brutal oppression.

Can the horror in the shadows of the beautiful city of Paris dim its lights to the world?

The Ramones are beloved pioneers of punk and here they have inspired a great exploration of popular music and media from the 70's to the present.

Third entry in a proposed 10 book series of rock ‘n’ roll novels looks at sex and drugs and you know what else.

"There is no 'The End' to the Internet."

How did five men come to be trapped 420 feet under Boston Harbor at the end of a 9.5 mile long tunnel with failing breathing equipment?

"First Legends of Disco" holds appeal for both casual fans of disco who are curious about the origins of 1970s and '80s dance floor smashes and more ardent listeners.

This is poetry from a complex and gifted mind and also from the streets. It is not pretty but it is impressive and worthwhile for the reader.