Our review of : Magicians of the Gods

Dilla Time is the definitive biography of J Dilla, one of hip-hop’s most influential producers. It tells the story of how Jay Dee emerged from Detroit’s underground music scene to become one of the most inventive and acclaimed artists in popular music. Published after his death in 2006 at age 32, it features original interviews [...]

This book is a BBC Radio full-cast dramatisation of the novel by Neil Gaiman. The story follows Richard Mayhew, who becomes embroiled in the hidden world of London Below after he helps a woman named Door. He soon finds himself on an adventure that takes him to all corners of this strange and dangerous realm. [...]

Storyworthy is a guide to using the power of storytelling to engage, teach, persuade and change your life. Author Matthew Dicks uses examples from his own experiences as well as stories gathered from around the world to show how anyone can become a better storyteller – and get more out of life in the process. [...]

Not All Diamonds and Rosé is a tell-all book by Dave Quinn, one of the insiders on The Real Housewives franchise. This juicy exposé dives into the behind-the-scenes drama of RHOBH, RHOA, RHONJ and more – from casts that don’t get along to feuding divas who can’t stand each other. If you think you know [...]

The Ride of a Lifetime is the story of Robert Iger, who for 15 years was CEO of the Walt Disney Company. It’s a tale full of insights and lessons learned, offering readers an inside look at one of the most iconic businesses in the world. Along with discussing his own experiences, Iger also provides [...]

This book is written by the world-renowned comedian and filmmaker Mel Brooks. In it, he tells his remarkable life story, from his early days in show business to his current career as one of Hollywood’s most successful and beloved filmmakers. Detailing his many triumphs – including The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and Spaceballs – [...]

Trevor Noah’s “Born a Crime” is an engrossing, well-written look at the comedian’s upbringing in apartheid South Africa. The stories are often funny, but they also offer insights into the unique challenges faced by mixed race children during that time and place. While some of the material may be familiar to fans of Noah’s standup [...]

If you’re a fan of classic sitcoms, then Love, Lucy is a must-read. Lucille Ball’s hilarious story of her life as a wife and actress will have you laughing out loud. From trying to figure out how to make ends meet on Desilu Studios’ salary budget to starring in one of the most popular shows [...]

This book is a memoir by James Taylor, detailing his first 21 years. It covers everything from his childhood to his time as an aspiring young tennis player. Through the highs and lows of life, Taylor manages to maintain a sense of humor and humility; making for an enjoyable read. This book is perfect for [...]

The Dirt is a tell-all book by Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee. It chronicles the band’s wild and crazy history, from their early days of playing dive bars to their successful arena tour in the 1990s. Lee dishes on all the juicy details, including drug addictions, affairs, and brawls with rival bands. He also provides [...]

A Life in Parts is a riveting, intimate memoir by Bryan Cranston – an actor like no other, whose successful career on Broadway, television and film has been propelled by his extraordinary ability to transform himself completely into unique and compelling characters. Cranston chronicles his childhood working alongside his father in their family-owned business; the [...]

Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing is a memoir by Matthew Perry. The book tells the story of his struggles with addiction and depression, as well as his relationships with friends and lovers over the years. It is an honest account of both his highs and lows, offering readers a unique insight into one [...]