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J. J. Zepfanman @...readers

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Non-fiction, classics, religion/atheism, science, sci-fi, to name just a few book topics I gravitate toward.

Adventurer, Kentucky and beyond. zepfanman.com 4K movie collector, music lover, and disc golfer. Info tech for work. Celebrate diversity! He/them.

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Ram Dass: Polishing the mirror (2013)
Tom Bissell, Greg Sestero: The Disaster Artist (Paperback, 2017, Simon & Schuster)
Carolyn G. Heilbrun: Writing a woman's life (Paperback, 2002, Ballantine Books)

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Dana Stevens: Camera Man (2021, Atria Books)
Jeanine Basinger, Sam Wasson: Hollywood (2022, HarperCollins Publishers)
Erin Keane: Louisville Anthology (2020, Belt Publishing)

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Douglas Adams: Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency (Hardcover, 1987, Simon and Schuster)
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Adam Steiner: Into the Never (2019, Leonard Corporation, Hal)
Niccolò Machiavelli: The Prince (1998)

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reviewed How Women Made Music by Inc National Public Radio

Inc National Public Radio: How Women Made Music (Hardcover, 2024, HarperCollins Publishers) 4 stars

Another edition of NPR's evolving project

4 stars

What started in 2017 as "The 150 Greatest Albums Made By Women" has culminated in this 2024 book by NPR Music. Their "Turning the Tables" project has evolved over the years, including more queer and non-binary artists. I look forward to seeing what comes next as they redefine the canon of great music.

I only recently heard about this project, through the All Songs Considered podcast in the episode announcing the book. In it, they also include Spotify and Apple playlists of 50 songs. www.npr.org/2024/10/01/1202891552/all-songs-considered-how-women-made-music