Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead, Neil Strauss
This book is from Neil’s original interview recordings, notes, and transcripts, and then selected the best moments from the...
The River, Peter Heller
This is the first book of Heller’s I’ve read and he does well describing what it’s like on an adventure in the outback, the wilderness,...
Kitchen Confidential, Anthony Bourdain
The book that placed Bourdain on the map. He’s been dead for 6 years now, but when you read his words the flow and his state of being all...
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, Gabrielle Zevin
The book’s themes center around relationships… of course… and gaming. I don’t game… so I was curious to see if this book would hold my...
No One Left to Come Looking For You, Sam Lipsyte
An inciteful look at Manhattan’s East Village in 1993 based around the punk rock setting of dive bars, shady weirdos, cliques, DIY music...
Don’t Let the Devil Ride, Ace Atkins
My first book with Ace Atkins… and my last. Perhaps it was because the book I read before this was a profound, well-devised, and...
Ghosts of Honolulu, Mark Harmon
A piece of advice to Harmon – stick to your day job as an actor. So poorly written I could barely finish it. Thankfully, it’s only 250...
Challenger, Adam Higginbotham
A home run of a book that reads like a thriller. A fascinating, in-depth report on the Challenger disaster of 1986 and the history of the...
Leave Only Footprints, Conor Knighton
A CBS Sunday Morning correspondent, Conor wrangled a year contract with CBS to explore America’s National Parks. A local boy from WVA, he...
Ted Williams, Leigh Montville
Many considered the greatest hitter in baseball of all time. But that’s not the reason why I wanted to read his biography. In his...