In All Roads Lead to Punk, Genny Schorr tells her story from the beginning, as a music-obsessed kid to mingling with punk and rock royalty and eventually being responsible for the style and look of some of said royalty.

​A novel of memory, family, culture, heritage, and the search for self, the debut by Italian writer Emanuela Anechoum hits hard.

Roddy Bottum, keyboardist/guitarist and co-founder of Faith No More and Imperial Teen, lived a life of addiction, struggle, and strife. The Royal We is his coming of age story.

Josh Bloom’s The Apples in Stereo is more than a welcome addition to the bookshelf of those who have been in love with the band since the early 2000s.

Picking up with the Beatles’ breakup, Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run is packed with fascinating details and memories that could only have come from those directly involved.

Andrew Miller is an award-winning novelist who’s latest book, The Land in Winter, has been shortlisted for the 2025 Booker Prize.

Patrick Chapman’s book brings out the essence of Danger in the Past like no one but its author possibly could.

Bon Jovi: Forever is a Bon Jovi fan’s dream book, and even those with only a passing interest in Bon Jovi or classic rock may find it hard to stop paging through.

Priscilla Presley’s follow-up to her acclaimed 1985 memoir, Elvis and Me, deals largely with the rest of her life, after she left Elvis in 1972.