The book is written hugely accessibly and it brings in almost everything: emotions, social context. It does bring in the science, but I don’t think that’s the main selling point of the book. Its main contribution is that she gives women (and men: she doesn’t shut men out, that...
A Cellarful of Noise, Brian Epstein (ghost-written by Derek Taylor).This is an interesting period piece that gave insights into Epstein’s life managing the Beatles at the height of Beatlemania. An official account, it ignores any of the more controversial aspects of Brian’s turbulent life. ...
However, nonfiction books written for the average reader (not college textbook material) should trend shorter in my opinion. Often, the length becomes a case of “who cites who” and if we wanted to read the ideas of 100 experts on the topic, we could grab some of their own books. ...
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After years of being painted as the soft, fuzzy one in the Beatles, Paul McCartney took part in this biography written by his longtime friend Barry Miles. It relies on never-before-published interviews between the two mates and, given this tight relationship, Many Years From Now is as close...
Melissa Etheridge has written a memoir before (2002'sThe Truth Is...: My Life). But there's been 20 more years of life lived since then, andTalking to My Angelstakes that into consideration. (There's even an audiobook version that sees Etheridge singing some stripped-down, never-before-...
Melissa Etheridge has written a memoir before (2002'sThe Truth Is...: My Life). But there's been 20 more years of life lived since then, andTalking to My Angelstakes that into consideration. (There's even an audiobook version that sees Etheridge singing some stripped-down, never-before-...
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a science fictional celebration [by] a master of speculative fiction and alternate reality, Paul Levinson” — Chris Cosmain, Novikov Windows and The Amazon Anomaly “a brilliantly written and fun sci-fi tale that is perfect for fans of the genre and music nerds” — Evan Levine, Interesting...