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Presents more than forty writings on singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, including pieces of journalism as well as poems and essays by such figures as Allen Ginsberg, Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen, and Bono.

Discusses the life of Jesse Jackson, including his involvement in the civil rights movement, his presidential campaigns, and his role as freelance diplomat and world humanitarian.

Portraits of the two men who took part in one of baseball's most traumatic episodes.

Presents color photographs of over thirty large-scale installations by glass artist Dale Chihuly, and includes an introductory essay, as well as brief descriptions of each project.

Chronicles the life of American music legend Bob Dylan, discussing his personal relationships, his songs, his love life, and his business affairs.

An illustrated biography of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bob Dylan.

This book looks at a handful of high-profile cases, including Sandy Hook Elementary, and discusses the potential causes of such actions.

Recalls what it was like to travel from Alaska to Texas as part of a military family in the 1940s and some of the differences in how people got around then and now.

Covering the man, the life, the music, the friends and lovers, the influences, the movies, the stories, the places, the words, the parties, the concerts and more, this is a guide to the great singer-songwriter. Each of his albums is reviewed, with the stories behind the 50 greatest songs uncovered.

Political leader Randall Robinson argues that America owes an enormous debt to Africans and African-Americans for the incalculable damage blacks have suffered and continue to suffer as a result of nearly 250 years of slavery and segregation.