Journalist and author Iris Dorbian's new novel "Next Stop, Boston" is a tale of rock and roll and family. Her Weedsday Playlist features rock classics by The Beatles, The Velvet Underground, The Doors, and more.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the journey... Author and cannabis journalist Madison Margolin's new book Exile & Ecstasy: Growing Up with Ram Dass & Coming of Age in the Jewish Psychedelic Underground, releases November 7th. Her Weedsday Playlist is all about connecting to a higher power.
Catherine Hiller's latest novel "Cybill Unbound" is the tale of a sexual adventurer who, from her 40s onward, explores episodic rendezvous through the past turbulent decades of American history.
Author Don Jackson's book "Prodigal" chronicles his experience as a member of the largest Black evangelical church in America, and helps bridge the gap for readers between religion and spirituality to realize we are all one.
MJ Moore brings us into Larry Baker's more recent novel, Harry and Sue: A Story of Love and Ghosts, featuring American Hollywood stars, magic, mystery, love, and death.
In his new book "Dangerous Rhythms: Jazz and the Underworld," T.J. English examines how racial politics and some of the 20th century's greatest criminals were essential to the evolution of American Jazz.
Novelist Francesca Lia Block's latest book House Of Hearts ventures to California's Salton Sea, following a young woman on a quest to solve a loved one's disappearance. In the process, she embarks on her own journey of unexpected self-discovery.
Puff puff pass and press play on these tracks. High Times Editor in Chief Ellen Holland shares her writing-focused playlist, a set of African and reggae beats plus cool instrumentals that helped form the working soundtrack for her book Weed: A Connoisseur's Guide to Cannabis.
Pat Fenton's new book SEARCHING FOR HARRY CHAPIN'S AMERICA honors the singer-songwriter's golden legacy of transporting audiences through evocative ballads.
Yearning for those we lost, past and present, defines Erica Heller's ONE LAST LUNCH and Joanna Acevedo's UNSAID THINGS in unique ways.
The Japanese Breakfast frontwoman's first memoir is a tribute to her late mother and a fascinating exploration of accepting Korean-American identity.
~~If you haven’t already read the book and wish to avoid major spoilers, finish...
Can you forgive the person who hurt you without an apology? That’s the universal...
Before I review this book, I want to talk about where we are in the...
So, to find the right gift books for your loved ones, consider the unique titles...
