Louder Than Hell: The Definitive History of Heavy Metal ($21), is a must have resource for anyone looking to understand the history of Heavy Metal. Louder Than Hell is a compilation of interviews taken over 25 years with some of the biggest stars in the genre. The more than 250 interviews feature ... More →
I think it's safe to say the Ludovic Houplain loves logos. Ludovic is the co-director of the animated short film Logorama. He has worked with institutions like Air, Dior, Cannes, audi, among others. In his book, Logobook ($34) he has amassed over 7,000 symbols and trademarks from our world today. If ... More →
When the greatest coach in NBA history decides to write a book about how he won all those rings, it just might be worth getting a copy. "Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success" ($17), by Phil Jackson, tells the story of a preacher's kid who through his exploration of humanistic psychology, Native ... More →
Bob Knight, former Indiana head coach, takes the opposing view to Norman Vincent Peale's The power of Positive Thinking. In his Book, The Power of Negative Thinking ($14). Bob explains that negative thinking will actually produce more positive results, Whether that be in athletics or everyday life. ... More →
How do you know if an architect is right for you? Take a look at the house he designed for himself. The Architect's Home ($24) provides insights into some of the top architects' own homes. The homes, their location, layout, style lighting, artwork, and furnishings shown say more about the architects ... More →
You can now eat just like the Starks or the Targaryens. The Game of Thrones Cookbook: A Feast of Ice and Fire ($20) created by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel and Sariann Lehrer replicates the cuisines across the Seven Kingdoms. You can enjoy delicacies from King's Landing, comfort foods from the North or ... More →
Mark Laita has put together a spectacular book of snake photography called Serpentine ($39). Serpentines photographs span the beautiful and the dangerous in a collage of color and danger. Accompanying the photographs is an essay written by William T. Vollmann. The snakes covered in the book include ... More →
The book, Rock the Shack: The Architecture of Cabins ($38), Cocoons and Hide-Outs, provides a look at get-away cabins, weekend homes and of course shacks across a multitude of geographic locations. Rock the Shack not only shows you beautiful exteriors but interiors as well. Living in the city is ... More →
Finding great new places to eat can be a frustrating endeavor. Now there is a book that provides you with all the tools you need to find those great little hole in the walls or five star restaurants. Where Chefs Eat: A Guide to Chefs' Favourite Restaurants ($13), is a restaurant guide developed from ... More →
If you looking for insight on how create a stylish life, then checkout The Mr Porter Paperback ($35). The book profiles style icons from across the world and not only gives you tips for dressing well, but also provides pointers on how to handle life's activities with the utmost style. ... More →
Max Tucker is an ass. The problem is he's smart, good looking and rich. The problem is he's also an unabashed self hating, narcissistic misogynist. His first book, I Hope They Serve Beer in hell, is a New York Times best seller which has spent over 150 weeks on that list. His follow-up is the sequel ... More →
