Justin A. MartellinCuepointTiny Tim is Signing Off: The Tragic Tale of an Artist’s Final, Fatal PerformanceTwenty years ago, the ‘Eternal Troubadour’ collapsed on stageNov 30, 20165
LitPop ContributorsinLitPopBookshelf of the Month — Decemberby Gunnar StaalesenDec 3, 2018Dec 3, 2018
George A T CaseinCuepointDevil Music: A History of the Occult in Rock & RollFrom The Beatles and the Stones to Led Zep, Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath, how the dark arts cast a spell on popular musicJan 6, 201635Jan 6, 201635
Karishma KashikarImbibing The Subtle Art…The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson — an honest book review.Oct 29, 2018Oct 29, 2018
Justin A. MartellinCuepointTiny Tim is Signing Off: The Tragic Tale of an Artist’s Final, Fatal PerformanceTwenty years ago, the ‘Eternal Troubadour’ collapsed on stageNov 30, 20165
George A T CaseinCuepointDevil Music: A History of the Occult in Rock & RollFrom The Beatles and the Stones to Led Zep, Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath, how the dark arts cast a spell on popular musicJan 6, 201635
Karishma KashikarImbibing The Subtle Art…The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson — an honest book review.Oct 29, 2018
Peter HinceinCuepointBeing Queen’s Roadie was One Intense, Rewarding JobBackstage with Freddie: a personal account of the delicate work that kept the world’s biggest rock star happyFeb 22, 201661
Jessica ElzingainLitPopBookshelf of the Month — MayA friend once told me that my house was so clean it made her uncomfortable. I just don’t like clutter; it makes me feel stressed. The one…May 21, 2018
Krin GabbardinCuepointThe Eloquent Firing of Charles Mingus by Duke EllingtonTrombonist Juan Tizol’s tussle — allegedly brandishing a knife and the “n-word” — led to the dismissal of MingusFeb 18, 20169
