Tag Archives: Nonfiction

... and a special highlight: the worst book of the year.

An award-winning book looks at the people and communities that struggled to survive the Dust Bowl years.

"I have been encouraged recently by a willingness on the part of the media to challenge the fast food chains."

A book I'd suggest you not read while at McDonald's, unless you have a strong stomach and love irony.

This is a book that transcends most books on printing and focuses on what it takes to generate a high quality print.

Reading this almost made me swear to never again write anything about music beyond "it's got a good beat that I can dance to." Almost.

Few things are more interesting than when folklore and history dovetail.

A look at music from the perspective of cognitive neuroscience that never forgets music is a personal and often emotional experience.

Bond does philosophy. The authors don't necessarily do Bond, but he does philosophy...

Unlike most people I know in the music industry, Passman doesn't think it's broken.