1971 / Audiobook / 253 pages / USA
***
I wasn't done with Riverworld's mysteries after the first round, so I was glad to stay aboard and see how immortal society was getting on. But I think I'll abandon ship here rather than risk it running aground or capsizing through increasingly unlikely historical team-ups.
1992 / Ebook / 138 pages / USA
***
Frans Masereel's woodcuts on drugs! I'll take a lesson from the text-free text and shut up.
2005 / Ebook / 88 pages / USA
****
These short books are handy pointers to some great films I probably never would have got around to if I was relying on my formulaic tastes. This one fills in the important social and symbolic context for the ignorant, goes over the production, then hangs loose with jacket symbolism.
2013 / Ebook / 152 pages / USA
**
These children's songs aren't really begging for analysis, so the duo take turns on chapters covering the post-cool band's history and random tangents. Their enthusiasm's cute, at least.
2014 / Ebook / 176 pages / USA
***
Anyone who knows me knows how much I love to party all day and night, but when I heard some of these headache-inducing shoutalongs on music channels back in the day, it didn't occur to me that their creator should be taken seriously as an artist. Seems like a nice chap, at least.
