The Indie Rock Poster Book — Yellow Bird Project and Andy J. Miller
Indie designers take indie songs and make indie posters. What’s not to love?
Arena Legacy: The Heritage of American Rodeo — Richard C. Rattenbury
Pleases hard-core fans and the curious
The Big Book of Breasts 3D
Two reasons why the Kindle won’t kill the printed page entirely ...
Race and the University
99 Questions You Must Ask a Man Before Sleeping with Him & Definitely Before Having Sex - Armani Valentino
Out of the Vinyl Deeps: Ellen Willis on Rock Music — Nona Willis Aronowitz, ed.
A fascinating republishing of an unfairly forgotten seminal rock critic’s work
Cowboy Up - Kim D. Parrish
Riding with the Blue Moth by Bill Hancock
How to Be a Genius - Andr de Guillaume
Daily Scoldings: A Bracing Tonic of Criticism, Rebuke, and Punitive Inspiration for Better Living
Tuesday 22 May
OKG Newsletter
Nonfiction
Every Night the Trees Disappear: Werner Herzog and the Making of Heart of Glass
News flash: Herzog film shoots are unconventional.
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
By the off chance you read Alan Greenberg’s Every Night the Trees Disappear nearly 40 years ago this new, retooled, hardcover edition from Chicago Review Press is the one to get. It’s unlike any behind-the-scenes film book you’ve ever read.
Big leagues
A new book details how OKC landed the Thunder.
Nonfiction
Brendan Hoover
David Holt
5-7 p.m. Friday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 NW Expressway
fullcirclebooks.com
842-2900
House of Stone: A Memoir of Home, Family, and a Lost Middle East
Nonfiction
Matt Carney
Oklahoma City lost one of its greatest native sons Feb. 16 when Anthony Shadid succumbed to a severe asthma attack while reporting in journalist-hostile Syria. He was 43.
Seeking subversion
In his latest book, Oklahoma City pastor Robin Meyers proposes a religious equivalent of the ‘common good.’
Nonfiction
Greg Horton
Robin Meyers
6:30 p.m. Thursday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 Northwest Expressway
fullcirclebooks.com
842-2900
The Big Book of Breasts 3D
Two reasons why the Kindle won’t kill the printed page entirely ...
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
There is no way to review a book like “The Big Book of Breasts 3-D” without appearing like some misogynist perv.
Bud light
A collection of letters shows the softer side of legendary OU coach Bud Wilkinson.
Nonfiction
Andrew Gilman
Jay Wilkinson
6:30 p.m. Thursday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 Northwest Expressway
fullcirclebooks.com
842-2900
2 p.m. Saturday
Barnes & Noble
540 Ed Noble Parkway
bn.com
579-8800
State of shock
Author David A. Farris seeks out Oklahoma’s ‘Spooky Stories,’ all stranger than fiction.
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
David A. Farris
2-3:30 p.m.
Sunday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 Northwest Expressway
fullcirclebookstore.com
842-2900
Blacktop book
From pavement to page, America’s historic highway comes alive in the photographs collected in ‘Route 66 Sightings.’
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
Route 66 Sightings
3 p.m. Saturday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 Northwest Expressway
fullcirclebooks.com
842-2900
'Into the Storm'
Reed Timmer’s tornadovideos.net team debuted on the second season of “Storm Chasers.”
Hangman
Oklahoma historian Alvin Turner based his new book of poetry on hangings.
Nonfiction
Ryan Querbach
In April of 1909, a vigilante mob hanged four men awaiting trial as murder suspects in Ada. Jim Miller, Jesse West, Joe Allen and D.B. Burrell were set to stand trial for the murder of Gus Bobbitt when the angry mob estimated at around 40 people took matters into their own hands.
Out of the Vinyl Deeps: Ellen Willis on Rock Music — Nona Willis Aronowitz, ed.
A fascinating republishing of an unfairly forgotten seminal rock critic’s work
Nonfiction
Stephen Carradini
The New Yorker hired Ellen Willis as its first pop music critic in 1968. She wrote the monthly “Rock, Etc.” column for the magazine until 1975.
The Indie Rock Poster Book — Yellow Bird Project and Andy J. Miller
Indie designers take indie songs and make indie posters. What’s not to love?
Nonfiction
Stephen Carradini
Yellow Bird Project is a charity organization that allows musicians and visual artists to do what they do best for charity: create art.
Arena Legacy: The Heritage of American Rodeo — Richard C. Rattenbury
Pleases hard-core fans and the curious
Nonfiction
Rod Lott
Remember when going to the rodeo meant your eyes weren’t assaulted by sponsorship logos at every angle?
Memory Lane
Nonfiction
Clifton Adcock
A former district attorney’s new memoir focuses on his experience navigating his belief system and the legal system.
