Marc Weingarten

About the Author

Marc Weingarten is a senior editor at Request and the U. S. correspondent for Mojo, the British pop-music magazine. Nominated for two music journalism awards, he has written for Rolling Stone Musician, Guitar World, Guitar Player, and Los Angeles. (Bowker Author Biography)

Works by Marc Weingarten

Yes Is The Answer: (And Other Prog-Rock Tales) (2013) 27 copies

Thirsty: William Mulholland, California Water, and the Real Chinatown (2015) 20 copies

Here She Comes Now: Women in Music Who Have Changed Our Lives (2015) — Editor — 20 copies

Station To Station : The Secret History of Rock & Roll on Television (2000) 19 copies

Who's Afraid of Tom Wolfe?: How New Journalism Rewrote the World (2005) 14 copies

From hipsters to gonzo : how new journalism rewrote the world (2005) 3 copies

Turma que Nao Escrevia Direito, A (2010) 2 copies

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Here She Comes Now: Women in Music Who Have Changed… by Jeff Gordinier

Strong, varied, essay collection that will make you love music and the women who make it all the more. Pay particular attention to Elissa Schappal on Kim Gordon, Kate Christenson on Tina Turner and Taffy Akner on Taylor Swift and passive aggressiveness.

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