57. Born to Run by Bruce SpringsteenAs I've written about elsewhere, I came to Bruce's music later in life, but am enough of a fan that I wanted to read the autobiography ( Read more... )

31. Stand and Deliver: the Autobiography by Adam Ant
Oh dear. I can't believe I read the whole thing. There were occasional witty lines, but otherwise this was a complete waste of time. It neither made you warm to the subject (see: Keith Richards and Rob Lowe), nor was full of laugh-out-loud rock and roll anecdotes (see: Marc Almond, Slash and ( Read more... )

6. Tainted Life by Marc Almond

Marc's autobiography, published way back in 1999!

It's very much a recently-out-of-rehab mea culpaIt gets really repetitive ( Read more... )

When I say mixed, I mean a mixture of stuff the doesn't require much brain power. Concentration is still an issue.

35. Ghost Song by Sarah RayneI've reviewed Rayne's work on here before. They're all the same idea - gothic-type potboiler, spanning multiple historical periods. A poor woman's Kate Moreton, if you will. This one revolves around ( Read more... )