One of the most enjoyable photography books I've read. Only 48 pages, but absolutely riveting. Five stars.

Two stars, and that's being generous.

Impressively articulate and pretty fascinating, I must admit.

A charming book of short, sweet stories that bonded me even further to the city I love.

A great premise, but unrealistic dialog prevents it from becoming the novel it wanted to be.

Four men in a lifeboat. Two weeks without food. One impossible choice that would reshape the boundaries between survival and murder

A clear, concise book that will help you find your voice as a street photographer.

Two stars for this audiobook for its torturous narration (although the content was fairly irritating as well).

A satisfying, solid four-star novel that was interesting all the way through.

I really wanted to like this novel.

An in-depth look at one of the most innovative bands in music (and a personal fave of mine)

A neat little volume in the 33 1/3 series covering a fave album by a fave band.

A fun read, but still falls short of its stated goal, I think.

A collection of bleak, disturbing stories for established Dunnophiles.

Massive. Informative. Fascinating. A huge undertaking, but worth the time. It took me nearly seven weeks to finish Jon Savage’s massive The Secret Public: How LGBTQ Performers Shaped Popular Culture (1955–1979) — which, for a compulsive reader like me, qualifies as a major time commitment. But it was worth every dense, fascinating, and occasionally maddening page. I suspected I’d love it before I cracked the open. Savage wrote England’s Dreaming , still the gold standard o

An early, amazing punk concert. One of the best nights of my youth.

An infuriating book about a truly despicable company.

Three stars for this coming-of-age boxing mystery.

An unforgettable year in the life of a child actor coming of age in classic '80's Manhattan

My first book of 2026. A fabulous, devastating novel. Five star material.