This changed the way I think about metaphysics, as Matheson states that he strongly belives the metaphysical aspects of the book to be true.

Fans of Block's writing will be surprised at the grittier language of this collection of erotica stories.

This is just as much about how he deals with his past relationships as it is about his "go to several places of rock-star deaths" mission.

Read it if you like pop-culture, rock journalism type stuff.

Not as strong as "Killing Yourself to Live." This book borders on dribble, but the entertaining interludes make it a fun read. If you're a child of the 80s or 90s and abreast on current pop culture happenings, you'll pick up on un "quoted" phrases and references all throughout the book.
I recommend this as a good, quick read.

A book about Jamie Bakker's childhood and troublesome teen years. Now he's a minister of an alternative church. It's one of the few books I've read over and over.

Nine stories -- some much better than others -- about growing up in different ways (Tweetie Sweet Pea's innocence or Winnie and Cubby's confessions). This is a short, but lovely read. Block's writing style shines.

A beautiful book about hope, full of larger-than-life tales from the post-WWII era. Read this book!