Erlbaum soon realizes her return to the shelter wasn't so much about giving back, but about seeking to find herself.

Need to bribe some lowlife? Give the gift that keeps on giving. Give the gift of murder.

For the most part, PsychoGeography is a smart, enjoyable read with intense words and passionate graphics. Self’s stories are usually quite interesting and Steadman’s work is top notch.

What the book does have is an impressive conglomerate of names from the punk rock scene going back over 30 years contributing their own lists (Debbie Harry lists ten people she'd like to fuck), and an even larger variety of topics that are covered by the lists in the work.

A Fascinating Guide to 200 Musical Icons Who Have Joined the Great Gig in the Sky

Eric Arnold breaks into the wine community like a circus clown at a garden party. He's your ex-roommate who would make you to stay up too late when you were in college but would intertwine inebriated buffoonery with intelligent conversation into the small hours. And on top of all that, he still manages to be the science teacher who everyone thinks is fun.

How did they get food and water? How did they deal with the ever-present darkness? How did they bathe? Cook? Get enough oxygen? Not lose their minds??

Naliborski's got an easygoing, talkative writing style. He explains the process, then details a number of his investigations.

Martin Atkins has taken it upon himself to create a textbook, of sorts, designed to educate, make you think, get you planning, tighten up your approach to the business of music.

Manichaeanism. Brownian Motion. Comstockery. Even those with the most impressive (or rather, Brobdingnagian) grasps on the ideologies and beliefs that have shaped society will find more than a few examples such as these to expand their vocabularies in this new reference volume of curiously engrossing and amusing trivia.

Liz Moore's debut novel is a magical creation, an interwoven collection of 14 characters, all of them a part of the music industry, their lives and stories intertwined.

I'm a sucker for the well-written, well-told rock 'n' roll tale, and in terms of writing, style, progression, and humor, this book had me from page one.