Bøger af John Doe

John Savvy made a buddle in a book sale and started a few businesses and met a few women in his life. He meets Chamie Savvy and discovers a few things about her. He discovers her sad life and sex life with her husband and she loves John Savvy for what he is and a writer. Chamie marries John Savvy. So what do they discover is quite unusual. So are they happy?

Sequel to Grammy-nominated bestseller Under the Big Black Sun, continuing the up-close and personal account of the L.A. punk scene, with 50 rare photos

Too many questions, not enough answers.Dead or Alive is based on the mind blowing mystery ofthe legendary Tupac Shakur.Although it has been seven years since Tupac¿s death, themystery still remains.  Many ofunanswered questions are still on the minds of millions of Tupac fans acrossthe world.This book goes into strict detail on why people believe theTupac¿s death could be a conspiracy.  Itexplains why Tupac fans will not let his soul die.It also touches on who the public thinks killed Tupac and why.  It shows you how the rap game changed afterTupac¿s death.This book is from the fans point of view.  We have heard from journalists, bodyguards,detectives, and reporters.  Now it istheir turn to hear from us.Follow this young rap fan as he takes you through the eyesand hearts of other Tupac fans and delivers their shocking feedback.Tupac touched millions of us with his messages in hisheartfilled music.  Now it is time tofind out what them messages meant.This book touches on subjects them other Tupac booksdon¿t.  It will make you think twiceabout what you read and hear from the media. If you had questions on your mind before, yoüll really have them now.This book was made to open up eyes and minds.

A personal history of the LA punk scene by the co-founder of legendary band X, with a supporting cast of characters of players from that scene, including Henry Rollins and Mike Watt, and a foreword by Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong

Continuing Albert Oehlen's interest in posters, this volume contains loose, unbound images of ten paintings contained within a large fold-out poster set designed by the artist. Closely associated with the Cologne art scene and the Neue Wilde movement, Oehlen was also formally a member of the Lord Jim Lodge along with Martin Kippenberger, among others. The artist's latest series of paintings vividly merge image, text and symbol in an explosive form that Oehlen has called 'free collage'. Combining oil, inkjet print collage and spraypaint on canvas, Oehlen's paintings are characterised by dirty smears at their centre; reflecting the artist's ability to interrogate the possibilities of painting and challenge the viewer's reading of visual language.