What We Talk About When We Talk About Raymond Carver
Nathan Gelgud illustrates the hardscrabble life described in Carol Sklenicka's biography 'Raymond Carver: A Writer's Life.' (READ MORE)
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Illustrated Gonzo: The Path of Hunter S. Thompson
Nathan Gelgud lends his whimsical illustrations to the path of Hunter S. Thompson, as laid out by Brian Kevin in his new book, The Footloose American(READ MORE)
Half-Dead in Vegas, Baby: Colson Whitehead Goes Existential on His Poker Face
In his new book, 'The Noble Hustle: Poker, Beef Jerky, and Death,' Whitehead writes about the place where his malaise intersects with his longtime poker habit. (READ MORE)
Phil Jackson Reveals the Magic Behind 11 Championship NBA Rings
Between NBA playoff games, pick up Phil Jackson's 'Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success,' recently out in paperback.(READ MORE)
Diane Keaton Continues to Charm in ‘Let’s Just Say it Wasn’t Pretty’
In her new memoir, Diane Keaton free associates her way through anecdotes about puberty, motherhood, old flames, and her love of hats and turtlenecks.(READ MORE)
The Quest for Absolute Silence, Among the Living and the Dead
Illustrator Nathan Gelgud interprets George Michelsen Foy's 'Zero Decibels: A Quest for Absolute Silence.' (READ MORE)
Having a Coke with You: Illustrated by Nathan Gelgud
Beloved Biographile illustrator Nathan Gelgud turns his artwork to a poem adored by him – and so many more.(READ MORE)
Creativity, Inc.: Pixar President Shares Secrets to Successful Collaboration
Ed Catmull's book Creativity, Inc. is about his cofounding of Pixar, the revolutionary animation studio. But it's also something more. It’s probably the first book about being a business manager that artists should want to read.(READ MORE)
Almost Famous: Confessions of a Co-Star
In her first book of essays, I Don’t Know What You Know Me From, Judy Greer sheds light on what it means to be almost famous. (READ MORE)
Kevin Brockmeier Captures the Strain of 7th Grade in Radiant Filmstrip
In "A Few Seconds of Radiant Filmstrip: A Memoir of Seventh Grade," Kevin Brockmeier chronicles his charting of impossibly difficult emotional terrain. (READ MORE)
