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Mark Polizzotti translated The Drunken Boat from the original French prose by Arthur Rimbaud. Rimbaud plays a significant role in rebel literature and music.
Todd McFarlane is paying the devil his dues when his creation teams up with DC Comics' Batman with a new Batman Spawn crossover. Back together after 20 years.
We, the Others by Toula Drimonis a Montreal-based writer/columnist examines the plight of immigrants in Canada.
R.E.M.’s hit song Shiny Happy People is brought to life in this joyful picture book celebrating friendship and togetherness.
Gaia: Goddess of Earth is a second of a series of Tales of Great Goddesses by Isabel Greenberg and Imogen Greenberg about the Greek goddess of the Earth.
Elton John at 75 examines Sir Elton’s extraordinary career through the lens of 75 significant achievements and events as chronicled by journalist Gillian Gaar.
Bob Batchelor presents Roadhouse Blues: Morrison, the Doors, and Death Days of the Sixties, an enthralling, epic tale of one of rock’s most significant periods.
The new book "Cat's Cafe, One Cup at a Time" by Matt Tarpley immerses readers in the gentle, supportive world of café owner Cat and his adorable friends.
Pulp Power: The Shadow, Doc Savage, and the Art of the Street & Smith Universe gives fans a rare glimpse into the pre-war pulp novel decade of the 1930s.
Hollywood Tiki arose as the defining expression of American pop culture during World War II and its influence continued through the 1960s in pop culture.
A new large-format 400-page collectible art book curated by the band’s three surviving founding members Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, and David Crosby.
A biography of the spectacular rise and fall of Eddie Antar, better known as "Crazy Eddie," whose home electronics empire changed the world.
Side Hustles For Dummies steps the reader through key milestones and decision points in many different types of side hustles that can be a full-time business.
Damien MacDonald explores the world’s best comics art including masterpieces by cartoonists from Richard Felton Outcault in 1896 to Chris Ware today.
Stephen King goes deep into his imagination. Fairy Tale is about a seventeen-year-old boy who inherits keys to a parallel world where good and evil are at war.
The TCM Underground book is a movie-lovers guide to 50 of the campiest, kitschy, shocking, and weirdly wonderful cult films you need to see.
When you pick up that first crayon, it could be the path of long misery when you aspire to be a cartoonist.
Explore the man behind Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, and the rest of the Peanuts Gang with this intimate look into the life and times of Charles M. Schulz.
A-Z Record Shop Bags by Jonny Trunk features over 550 graphically arresting record-shop bags, plus informative, humorous histories of the stores and their famous staff, this book reveals a previously undocumented side of British popular culture
The true writer of the popular boy series was Leslie McFarlane who used the pseudonym of Franklin W. Dixon with other writers. This American sleuth boy series was written not by a true blood American but by a Canadian. The Hardy Boys, a project on which Leslie was the main contributor, wrote 19 of the first 25 books between 1927 and 1946, and 21 overall. Just who was Leslie McFarlane? This seems like a mystery that only the Hardy Boys can solve. Ghost of the Hardy Boys: The Writer Behind the World’s Most Famous Boy Detectives explores the true origins of the writings of the Hardy Boys series.
The third Sunday in June is Father's Day became a permanent national holiday when President Richard Nixon signed it into law in 1972. The tie business went through the roof every June after that. Economists estimate that Americans spend more than $1 billion each year on Father’s Day gifts. Did you know? There are more than 70 million fathers in the United States. Author Cian Cruise celebrates fatherhood with, Dad Bod: Portraits of Pop Culture Papas. Let's celebrate dads in pop culture!
Werner Herzog’s The Twilight World revisits Hiroo Onoda’s 30-year war and asks whether we all cling to private jungles of belief in life’s twilight.
Weird to Exist is divided into three intrinsic human acts—to exist, to love, to create—and ultimately touches on how weird it is to do all of that. Also included is Zai’s popular long-form comic Bee Real, which follows one little irritable bee’s enlightening mission to extinguish the sun. With sharp levity and emotional complexity, this colorful collection finds the fun in life’s hard truths.