THE STRANGE WORLD OF WILLIE SEABROOK
All about the late travelogue writer William Seabrook and his weird fetishes, written by his wife
All about the late travelogue writer William Seabrook and his weird fetishes, written by his wife
Ed Wood and Pendulum Books: a match made in Hell?
An oral history made up entirely of quotes from people who knew Mr. Wood
This isn’t the first book about Maila Nurmi, a.k.a. Vampira, but it is very likely the best
In which true crime author John Gilmore lays bare his early years as an actor, and his dealings with the soon-to-be-famous
The first and only biography of the late Richard Donner
John Waters is a filmmaker I’ve always found more entertaining than the films he makes
This is far from the ideal account of the life of the late Jan-Michael Vincent, but it is (as of 2021) the only one
Contra Mundum Press deserves credit for publishing this, a book whose potential readership is not what anyone would call broad
One of the more pleasantly surprising developments of 2020 was the inrush of attention paid to the work of Italy’s late Carmelo Bene