British phenom Kate Tempest is the latest poet-performer to cross over into music. Jay Gabler writes about Tempest's novel 'The Bricks That Built the Houses' and her book-length poem 'Let Them Eat Chaos.'

A new book chronicles the short but eventful history of the New Barbarians, a Rolling Stones spinoff project that toured America in 1979.

A new book of poems by Johnny Cash shows just how deep the themes of the Man in Black's lyrics ran.

A new book showcases creative gig posters from the collection of a Minneapolis blogger.

Ed Ward's new book is titled 'The History of Rock & Roll, Volume One: 1920-1963,' but it primarily focuses on the incredibly fertile period from the early '50s to the early '60s.

Sean McPherson writes about Darryl 'DMC' McDaniels's powerful memoir 'Ten Ways Not to Commit Suicide.'

The script to David Bowie's musical 'Lazarus' has now been published in book form, and it's an essential aid to understanding the music icon's life and work in the last years of his life.

With Record Store Day Black Friday coming up, our book club is spotlighting a new guide to collecting and playing vinyl. Bonus: take an online quiz to see how well you know your vinyl!

Daniel Corrigan's 'Heyday' chronicles 35 years of Minneapolis music photography by the man who's produced some of the scene's most iconic imagery.

A new collection of Bob Dylan's lyrics is a chronological, up-to-date collection of every original song by the Nobel laureate.