Ahh babies. Whether you are thinking about getting pregnant, have a little bundle of joy inside you right now or have already got one, there are so many things about babies that we still don't know. Parenting is the hardest job is the world, and the only one that comes without any kind of job ... More →
Anyone who has ever heard of micro-distilling and wants to know more has come to the right place. The Art of Distilling Whiskey & Other Spirits ($18) is a veritable backstage pass into this magical world where whiskies, vodkas, gins, brandies and many more spirits are created by distilling on a ... More →
Chad Berkey is the head barkeep at Aero club Bar in San Diego. The Aero boasts over 900 different kinds of whiskey so Chad's experience runs deep. He is here to get your whiskey game in order with his newly released, The North American Whiskey Guide From Behind The Bar ($10). The whiskey guide ... More →
If you are a fan of the genius British chef Heston Blumenthal then Modernist Cuisine ($500) is the book for you. It takes you beyond the realms of ordinary cooking and lands you slap bang in the middle of the current culinary revolution. Science and cooking meld together like peanut butter and ... More →
Country Wisdom & Know-How ($18) is a trip down memory lane to the days of much loved Whole Earth Catalog. This volume is reminiscent of the aforementioned beloved tome in both design and spirit as Country Wisdom & Know-How is a collection of information on almost 200 individual topics of ... More →
While it may be a bit far fetched to warn you that you may regret picking up this book, there are some things in here that will scare the bejeesus out of you. You Might Be A Zombie And Other Bad News ($12) plugs that gap in human knowledge that is simply too terrifying to teach in our schools, thank ... More →
Mike Yost and Jeff Wilser's, The Man Cave Book ($13) pays tribute to some of the greatest and most glorious man spaces and the people behind them. Complete with comprehensive instructions and helpful insights into creating your very one unique refuge that is a your personal shrine to sports, beers ... More →
Does This Mean You'll See Me Naked? ($13) is a brave book in that it concentrates on an iffy subject. Funeral homes are the last place you would probably think of to base a book around, yet this makes for a fascinating read. Written by a funeral director, he has over the years witnessed families ... More →
The Lost Beatles Photographs ($20) from Larry Marion is a milestone book for all those who collect rock and roll stuff. The largest ever trove of never seen before photographs gives us a glimpse at the fab four's earliest tours of America in the 1960's. Selected from an outstanding cache of behind ... More →
The Undisputed Guide To Pro Basketball History ($18) is a must have. Think basketball history and you will think of the Lakers, the Celtics, the Bulls and other such stellar teams. The real history of the game cuts way deeper than these superstars however and whatever you write about the record ... More →
Anyone with a smartphone will most likely at some time or other have screamed out the title of this book. Subtitled Sh#@ Your Phone Says, Damn You, Autocorrect ($13) pays homage to the autocorrect that seems to please its darned self when you are trying to send a text message. Jillian Madison is a ... More →
Martin Scorcese, is a man who has enriched the history of American cinema like no other. Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, The Departed, Goodfellas, Raging Bull, his resume reads like a list of great American movies, and he was at the helm of all of them. He is the directorial version of Johnny Depp in ... More →
