Jared Brown Books

Celebrating the legendary theatrical duo Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, this book explores their groundbreaking contributions to American theater. It delves into their innovative performances, personal lives, and the enduring impact they had on the stage. Through anecdotes and insights, readers gain a deeper appreciation for their artistry and the way they captivated audiences. The narrative captures the essence of their partnership, both on and off the stage, highlighting their status as icons of the performing arts.

Who first coined the word alcohol? Spirits and drink historians Anistatia Miller and Jared Brown know. They have been on a spirituous journey since they first launched their website Shaken Not Stirred: A Celebration of the Martini. Fifteen years of travel around the world, a few worn out library cards later, they hav

Set against the backdrop of a theatrical tour in London, the narrative unfolds with the shocking murder of a student, disrupting the group's exploration of plays. Alongside this central mystery, the collection includes two shorter stories, "The Value of Books" and "Midtown Detectives," each offering unique suspenseful plots that diverge in style from the main novel. Together, they create a compelling blend of drama and intrigue, highlighting the complexities of human relationships and the impact of unexpected events.

Focusing on the theatrical landscape during America's political birth, this book presents a thorough compilation of existing knowledge in the field. Jared Brown's extensive research offers a detailed chronicle of the era's theatre, making it an essential resource for students, scholars, and general readers interested in the intersection of culture and politics in early American history.

This updated edition features recipes from the world's greatest mixologists, including 107 classic gin and vodka Martinis, more than 110 Modern Martinis, and a directory of the world's best Martini loungesShaken Not Stirred (R) celebrates the Martini-the quintessential cocktail, the crowning jewel of civilized decadence.

Logos are among designers' most highly sought-after projects, but they are often one of the most difficult projects for a designer to nail. This book takes a look at those challenges—the logos that have truly pushed a designer's creativity and forced him or her to reach inside. The authors examine 180 logos, making it easy for designers to take away insightful tips they can put to work immediately. The author tracks the life cycle of each logo from its challenge through the process to the final result. Scattered throughout the book are sidebars featuring 15 logos that were made over. The author talks about why the makeover was needed and, with the before and after logos side by side, discusses if the re-do was successful. Color images throughout that show the logos from conceptual stages to final art make this book an at-a-glance reference for anyone—designer or entrepreneur—who wants to take an active role in the creation of his or her brand mark.