Babbling Corpse takes a look at vaporwave, a relatively recent artistic movement that purposefully remixes elements of pop culture until they are ghostly echoes of their initial creations.

Michael Bloomfield: The Rise and Fall of an American Guitar Hero was published briefly in 1983 before going out of print. Now it’s back, in a revised and expanded edition.

Roald Dahl would have turned 100 years old on September 13. Love From Boy is a collection of Dahl’s letters to his mother, edited by Dahl’s biographer Donald Sturrock.

The Boys of Dunbar is not only a book about the best high school basketball team in the nation, which spawned several NBA greats, it’s a story about courage, leadership, hard work, and overcoming obstacles.

Joel Selvin’s Altamont is the definitive account of the free festival at California’s Altamont Speedway in 1969, from its conception to the courtroom drama that found a Hells Angel on trial for murder.

Sick on You tells the story of London’s The Hollywood Brats, a New York Dolls-esque punk outfit that lasted from 1971-1975 mostly in obscurity before fading away just before their big break.

With The Yucks!, Jason Vuic chronicles the worst team in the history of the NFL, the 1976-77 Tampa Bay Bucanneers.

Dane Huckelbridge previously has penned a history of bourbon, and for his latest work he takes on the American staple, beer.

With Becoming Wise, Krista Tippett discusses big questions about life and living with the best and brightest from across different fields of study.