Books

Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames: A Book Review

Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames feels like The Expendables if it were reimagined as an epic fantasy novel,…

6 days ago

Cello’s Gate by Maurice Africh: A Book Review

Maurice Africh's Cello's Gate is the kind of book that reminds you why adventure-driven science fantasy can be so much…

1 week ago

The Mindless by Mark Bozon: A Book Review

A review of Mark Bozon's science fiction novel, The Mindless, highlights a slow and confusing first half that demands patience…

1 week ago

To Nowhere In Particular by Zachary Mullins: A Book Review

Zachary Mullins's book, *To Nowhere In Particular*, is a suspenseful story focused on a single character. Rather than using conventional…

3 weeks ago

Punk Rock Photographer NAOMI PETERSEN Celebrated in “Shots At The Speed of Sound”

The extraordinary work and life of pioneering music photographer Naomi Petersen will be celebrated in the forthcoming book Shot at…

3 weeks ago

Review: Bust A Move by Peter Relic

“Bust a Move” is an absolute must-read for any hip-hop fan. It offers a comprehensive, backstage look at the rise…

1 month ago

GRAMMY Museum Debuts “Bust A Move” Panel Honoring Delicious Vinyl Legacy

The GRAMMY Museum® has officially released the complete panel discussion from its June 24 event celebrating BUST A MOVE: Matt Dike, Delicious…

1 month ago

Marilyn Forever: New Book Redefines Monroe As A Symbol Of Hope

 Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope, a new book by celebrated photographer Amy Stanford Gaskin, is published in honor…

4 months ago

“Bust A Move” By Peter Relic Brings Vinyl And Hip Hop History To Life

On Wednesday, June 24, join author Peter Relic at the Grammy Museum® in Los Angeles for a special pre-publication event for BUST A MOVE:…

4 months ago

Review: Musashi: Book One – Earth, Water And Fire

Musashi is one of the best known stories in Japan, and it's recently been fully translated for English audiences.

6 months ago

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