Fiona Helmsley’s Girls Gone Old is a bold and brave memoir of a woman who confronted emergent and continuing female sexuality, addiction, and pop culture.
Review: Girls Gone Old by Fiona Helmsley
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Review: No Regrets: A Rock ‘n’ Roll Memoir by Ace Frehley
Paul “Ace” Frehley is alive and with no regrets. His rock and roll story is one of interest for musicians, aspiring guitarists and the KISS army— the multitude of fans.
Review — Confessions of a Left-Handed Man (An Artist’s Memoir) by Peter Selgin
In his collection of essays, Confessions of a Left-Handed Man, Peter Selgin unabashedly delves into some of the most intimate and often humiliating moments of his left-handed life. Selgin’s essays describe the difficulty of being a first-generation Italian-American twin in a small hat factory town in Connecticut.
