Books – Page 14 – Lollipop Magazine

Recent

[ January 18, 2026 ] Spite Announce Spring 2026 New World Killer US Tour Dates – News News
[ January 17, 2026 ] Exhumed Announce Red Asphalt, plus 2026 US Tour Dates – News News
[ January 15, 2026 ] A Wilhelm Scream Announce Sixth LP and 2026 US Tour Dates – News News
[ January 13, 2026 ] The Dandy Warhols Announce Covers Album + “Kiss Off” – News News
[ January 11, 2026 ] Sigh’s Classic 1997 Albums Reissued on Peaceville – News News
[ January 9, 2026 ] Kreator Announce 2026 Tour Dates with Carcass – News News
[ January 8, 2026 ] Archspire Announces 2026 Long Roads Big Loads Tour Dates – News News
[ January 7, 2026 ] UADA and Mortiis Announce 2026 Co-Headlining Tour – News News
[ January 6, 2026 ] Defeated Sanity Announce 2026 US Headline Tour – News News
[ January 5, 2026 ] Amon Amarth announce The Amonklok Conquest Tour with Dethklok – News News

Lexicon – 9 – Review

April 1, 1999

With precious little irony or snideness to distance himself from the enormity of his sins, Richards bravely stares right into the rouged face of the abyss.

Word Virus – The William S. Burroughs Reader – Review

April 1, 1999

Compilation of published works spanning the career of one of the great American minds of the 20th Century. Includes an excerpt of the Kerouac collaboration.

Void of Course – Poems 1994-1997 – Jim Carroll – Review

April 1, 1999

Celebrated NYC prose punk descendant of the Patti-Lou School of Street Poetics in his latest rhythmic fit. Seventy-five new pieces.

Patti Smith Complete – Review

April 1, 1999

Collection of poems, photos, and untitled notes spanning three decades of Patti Smith’s career.

No Forwarding Address – Natalie Jacobson – Review

April 1, 1999

Val and Doyle are two friends occupying the alternative universe of poet/prose-ist Natalie Jacobson’s downtown New York streets of the early 1980s.

Nick Drake – Patrick Humphries – Review

April 1, 1999

First ever word bio of influential ’60s folkie dark child who OD’d on anti-depressants at the tender age of 26 and left three albums behind.

Mister Satan’s Apprentice – A Blues Memoir – Adam Gussow – Review

April 1, 1999

Satan and Adam are the two real-life, street-busking musicians brought together by their appreciation of The Blues.

Jack Kerouac – King of the Beats – Barry Miles – Review

April 1, 1999

Barry Miles, who’s previously authored works on Ginsberg, Burroughs, and Paul McCartney, undertakes Assignment Kerouac in the role of American storyteller.

Herbert Huncke Reader – Review

April 1, 1999

A splatterful of previously-unpublished scrawls from America’s Genet; graceful nobility amid thieving, street-hustling, hypodermic dreams.

Hail Babylon! – Andrei Codrescu – Review

April 1, 1999

Disappointed in his search for The New World, he finds instead a land laden with the crass mechanical plumbing of commercialism.

« 1 … 12 13 14 15 16 … 35 »