Carrie Brownstein's Bookshelf
“I’ve always felt unclaimed. This is a story of the ways I created a territory, something more than just an…
“I’ve always felt unclaimed. This is a story of the ways I created a territory, something more than just an…
Taking her St. Vincent stage name from the hospital Dylan Thomas spent his final hours, Annie Clark has often paid tribute to literature…
On the release of his picture book Outlaw Pete in 2014, iconoclast singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen spoke with The New York Times…
In her acceptance speech for the National Book Award for 2010’s Just Kids, punk poet Patti Smith had a special message for publishers:…
In her 2015 memoir Girl in a Band, musician, songwriter and visual artist Kim Gordon details her life from ’60s and ’70s Los Angeles…
Jimi Hendrix always lived in a bit of a fantasy world – as a kid, he carried around a broomstick…
As a young boy in Liverpool, musician and peace activist John Lennon often struggled to connect with his peers and would seek…
When awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016, Bob Dylan responded in his traditional, nontraditional way: he gave no…
Yoko Ono’s had a long and storied career as an avant-garde multimedia artist, author and peace activist. And at the…
Amy Winehouse was a fiercely talented jazz tour de force. Before passing away at the age of 27 in 2011,…