With the encouragement of the mighty Bill Tipper, I’ve been doing some book reviews for the Barnes & Noble Review (which hasn’t gotten a lot of attention, but is worth your time–there’s some real good stuff in there).

Last year I reviewed Clapton: The Autobiography (who knew he had slept with Yvonne Elliman?); last week I tackled Pope Brock’s book Charlatan: America’s Most Dangerous Huckster, the Man Who Pursued Him, and the Age of Flim-Flam (who knew the role goat testicles would play in Johnny Cash’s love life?). Go check it out.

posted 9 May 2008 in Outside, Reviews and tagged B&N Review, books, Eric Clapton. no comments yet