Books from Plexus Pub
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Wrong Beach Island
By Jane KellyPATRIOTS , PIRATES , AND PINEYS : PIRATES SIXTY WHO SHAPED NEW JERSEY AND PINEYS By Robert A. Peterson " Patriots , Pirates , and Pineys is excellent ... the type of book that is hard to put down once you open it .
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Natural Wonders of the Jersey Pines and Shore
By Robert A. Peterson, Steve Greer, Michael A. HoganWith Natural Wonders of the Jersey Pines and Shore, the late Robert A. Peterson may well have written the most compelling book ever about his beloved southern New Jersey. Peterson...
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Johnny Depp: A Modern Rebel
By Brian J. RobbJohnny Depp is one of Hollywood's bad boys.
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The Who: Maximum R & B
By Richard BarnesAn updated pictorial history of the rock band provides coverage of such events as Woodstock, the band's ill-fated 1979 tour, their twenty-fifth anniversary celebrations, the stage version of Tommy, and their recent tours. Original.
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Tupac: A Thug Life
By Sam Brown, Kris ExA variegated collection of interviews, reviews, articles, and essays presents information from hip-hop insiders, music and film critics, academics, and close associates of Tupac, offering a well-rounded retrospective of the artist's life, ...
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Kitsch in Sync: A Consumer's Guide to Bad Taste
By Peter WardPeter Ward explores the global culture of kitsch and charts a course through the shallowest waters of trivial bad taste that encompasses all aspects of life - from fashion to furnishings, art to artefacts, through movies, TV, pop and ...
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Vintage Secrets: Hollywood Beauty
By Laura SlaterA stylish and informative guide to beauty from the golden age of Hollywood glamour, Vintage Secrets: Hollywood Beauty teaches readers how to recreate a wide variety of iconic looks ? from the pencil-thin, arched eyebrows and kohl-rimmed ...
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The Robert Pattinson Album
By Paul StenningDescribes the life and career of Robert Pattinson, the British actor who rose to fame in films including "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" and the "Twilight" series.
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Radiohead: Hysterical and Useless
By Martin ClarkeThis edition updates the story with in-depth accounts of innovative albums Kid A, Amnesiac, and In Rainbows, and the new world tour.
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The Legendary Pine Barrens: New Tales from Old Haunts
By Paul Evans PedersenIn this collection of "new tales from old haunts,"Paul Evans Pedersen Jr. delivers a literary feast for Pine Barrens enthusiasts and emerges as southern New Jersey's most exciting new storyteller in decades.
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Marc Bolan: Born to Boogie
By Chris Welch, Simon Napier-BellMusic.
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Jeff Buckley: Mystery White Boy Blues
By Anthony ReynoldsA detailed exploration of the life and musical legacy of the influential rock musician covers his disadvantaged upbringing, preliminary recording sessions for his incomplete second album, and the factors that contributed to his accidental ...
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Joy Division: Piece by Piece : Writing about Joy Division 1977-2007
By Paul MorleyMorley, who emerged from Manchester at the same time as Joy Division, effortlessly evokes that city's zeitgeist and psycho-geography to tell the story of this uniquely intense group.
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Amy Winehouse: A Losing Game
By Mick O'SheaRichly illustrated with more than 80 full-colour photos, this unique tribute captures Amy's life in pictures Pint-sized, acid-tongued and velvet-voiced, Amy Winehouse was more than just the Queen of Camden.
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Lou Reed: Between the Lines
By Michael Wrenn, Glen MarksIn Lou Reed: Between the Lines Mike Wrenn presents a carefully selected self-critique in which the singer's own words reveal him to be poet, lyricist and musician.
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About John Ford
By Lindsay AndersonAbout John Ford is a critical interpretation and a personal tribute.
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Inner Fire: Your Will to Live : Stories of Courage, Hope and Determination
By Ernest H. Rosenbaum, Isadora R. RosenbaumZion Medical Center, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of California Medical School, Medical Director of the Better Health Foundation and the author of Living with Cancer and Everyone's Guide to Cancer Therapy comes this ...
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The Buddy Holly Story
By John ToblerYet he was only 22 when he died. In The Buddy Holly Story, rock journalist and broadcaster John Tobler takes a perceptive look at the short and legendary career of the bespectacled young Texan.