According to Blabbermouth.net, we can add Ratt vocalist Stephen Pearcy to the list of hard rock and heavy metal memoirs.
A Note on Co-Authors
During this weeklong examination of the hard rock and heavy metal memoir trend, it’s impossible to ignore the role of the co-author in these projects.
Something for Nothing: The Cash Grab of a Shitty Book
I’ve seen Motley Crue nine times in the last five years. I’ve purchased plane tickets in order to travel to Crue performances.
Gimme More: Why Recent Rock and Roll Memoirs Leave Me High and Dry
As the proliferation of hard rock and heavy metal memoirs continues, there is a growing trend of what I consider very “thin”
Ace’s Authorial Wardrobe
That Metal Show on VH1 Classic is required viewing around my house. Hosted by Eddie Trunk along with Don Jamieson and Jim Florentine,
The Onslaught of Heavy Metal Books
In 2001, in his debut book Fargo Rock City: A Heavy Metal Odyssey in Rural North Dakota Chuck Klosterman wrote “I mean,
NSSM: “The Birds for Christmas”
In honor of National Short Story Month, I’m thinking about Mark Richard’s “The Birds for Christmas.”
I recently finished Richard’s new memoir House of Prayer No 2 and some of the scenes in there are clearly familiar to anyone who had read “The Birds.”
National Short Story Month Launches
I’ve been in full-time nonfiction mode recently. So what little reading I’ve been able to do has been of the factual variety.
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