

Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World, Jack Weatherford
A classic if you want to know the history of GK. 1st part of the book tells the story of GK’s rise to power and the forces that shaped...


Sonny Boy, Al Pacino
Al Pacino’s memoir is as layered as the man himself. He begins by painting a raw portrait of his youth in the South Bronx, a world of...


Memorial Days, Geraldine Brooks
A quick read. Deeply personal and required reading if you have lost a loved one, which all of us have It was Memorial Day 2019 when the...


The Friday Afternoon Club, Griffin Dunne
I’ve read about the Dunne family for many years. First, by following Griffin’s father’s stories in Vanity Fair, and then with Griffin’s...


But Enough About Me, Burt Reynolds
You know going into this type of book, you’re not planning on having an epiphany on the meaning of life and your purpose in the world....


JFK JR, R. Terenzio
The latest book on JFK Jr, and the best. Why? Because it's an oral biography from his true friends who knew him through high school,...


Carson the Magnificent, Bill Zehme
I read the book review in the NY Times Sunday book review and knew it was a book I needed to read. For millions of Americans, Johnny...


What A Fool Believes, Michael McDonald
I’ve been a fan of Michael’s music since I was eight, so this was a no-brainer to read about his life and music. The chance encounters...


Never Finished, David Goggins
I read his first book, and became interested in his mindset. Definitely a one-of-a-kind.  He is an original, and that’s what makes it...


A Platinum Producer’s Life in Music, Ted Templeman
I wanted to read Ted’s autobiography because he’d been a producer of a few of my favorite bands of my youth. Most notably – Van Halen and...