Grove Press

The stories behind the songs that shaped the last fifty years of music are collected together in this volume. This book…

In this postmodern retelling of the classic Slavic myth of Baba Yaga, a witch who lives in a house with chicken legs and…

This wickedly funny take on the hard-boiled crime novel centers on a mild-mannered hipster botanist who hits the big…

A memoir of life before, during, and immediately after the years spent in a maximum-security prison. Illiterate at the…

A contemporary classic, Please Kill Me is the definitive oral history of the most nihilistic of all pop movements. Iggy…

This short, sweet novel manages to be both funny and profoundly respectful of its oddball characters. Keiko, a woman…

Part memoir, part participatory journalism, Mark Haskell Smith bares all in this book - just like he bared all in the…

This book is for you dog lovers looking to read a touching, poetic memoir about a human and man's best friend. If you've…

For all the Kerouac fans out there, The Subterraneans is an essential to your collection. Following more punk poet…

Memories, fantasies, dreams, and jazz—what more could a reader ask for? Widely hailed as Jack Kerouac’s most…

1968 was the year that defined the decade—Martin Luther King, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy were assassinated, unprecedented…

This book is so many things: a grief memoir, a story of a lifelong obsession (and skill) with birds of prey, and the…

Frantz Fanon was a profoundly important critical race theorist and his most important work is collected in Black Skin,…