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Two reissued books feature some of the best essays of rock critic and social observer Ellen Willis.

Offering ancient mysteries and embassy intrigue in Sudan, The Seventh Priest is modern day King Solomon’s Mines with a touch of The Da Vinci Code.

This is an interesting, high quality live Grateful Dead compilation, recently reissued on 180-gram vinyl.

While XXX isn’t the album of the year, Asia offers one of their most appealing albums to date.

We have reached a moment in time when we basically have no time to be alone, to be free, to be disconnected and on our own. Technology is not at fault here; we only have ourselves to blame.

A novelist looks back on his life.

PYG: The Memoirs Of Toby is a remarkable book - the sole known memoir of any creature other than a human. And it rocks!

SRT's The Young Co's Lord of the Flies proves young actors and director Daniel Jenkins can rise above a dreary script.

Thelonious Monk's music played on organ, with four Lewis originals for good measure.

This is not Las Vegas; it's the Olympics. Too bad people have lost sight of that and what the games are supposed to be all about.