Tag Archives: Biography

Author Philip Norman attempts -- and succeeds -- in writing the final, definitive word on one of the twentieth century's most iconic figures.

An excellent exhibition catalog of Thorgerson’s work.

Captures the energy and spirit of what made this band "the only band that matters".

If you want to feel like you've got a decent grasp of the Revolution, you certainly can't leave out women's place in it.

If you are left not particularly looking to extend your acquaintance with the poet, that isn't the biographer's fault.

This love letter to Neil Diamond is also in many ways a book about music criticism itself. Damn you, David Wild!

For both CSN&Y fans and students of American music history, the updated version of CSN's biography is an essential read.

There's much to admire in the oral histories, captured at the last possible moment.

"My muse is fickle; she tends to tease me with ideas, get me fired up and then desert me when I need her the most."

Offers insights into Frida's work and life that will give you an even deeper understanding of what drove her to create in the first place.