Exploring the duality of Lilith as both a goddess of darkness and light, this book delves into her complex mythology and significance in various cultures. It examines themes of empowerment, femininity, and rebellion against patriarchal norms. Through a blend of historical analysis and contemporary interpretation, the narrative highlights Lilith's evolution from a demonized figure to a symbol of strength and independence, inviting readers to reconsider her role in spiritual and feminist contexts.
Dave Thompson Books
Dave Thompson is a celebrated music journalist and biographer, renowned for his sharp insights and distinctively wry perspective on popular culture. His prolific career is marked by a unique ability to delve into the lives of artists, offering readers an authentic and often humorous exploration of the music world. Thompson's writing is characterized by its candid observations and a deep understanding of musical history, making his work a compelling read for enthusiasts. He possesses a singular voice that captures the essence of the artists and eras he covers.







Thai Street Food
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
It's hard to imagine a more knowledgeable and inspiring guide to the vibrant world of Thai street food than internationally renowned chef and Thai food expert David Thompson
A detailed chronicle of the rise and fall of the grunge music scene in Seattle and beyond.
Newly revised for the band's 40th anniversary, a new 2017 edition of the ultimate story of the ultimate post-punk band. Combining the chaos and vocal rasp of the Sex Pistols with a Bowie-esque glamour, the Psychedelic Furs hit the big time in the U.S. when John Hughes wrote a movie based on their early single ""Pretty in Pink."" Poised to join U2 and Simple Minds in the premier league, they withdrew behind their shades, remaining a cult act, but one with a hugely devoted following.
Brothers Eddie and Brian Holland share their story for the first time, starting with growing up in Detroit raised by a single mother and their grandmother, before shining a light on their early musical careers.
Thai Food
- 684 pages
- 24 hours of reading
'Thai Food' gives the most comprehensive account of this ancient and exotic cuisine ever published in English. David Thompson shares his passion for the unique style of cooking that he believes to be one of the world's greatest cuisines. He provides over 300 mouthwatering recipes, from the simple, honest flavour of a classic pad thai or the refreshing tang of a Green Papaya Salad to such elaborate creations as Green Curry of Trout Dumplings with Apple Eggplants or Stir-fried Crispy Fish Cakes with Pork and Salted Eggs. A series of introductory chapters examine the role of food in Thai culture and society, offer guidance on ingredients, with notes on availability and subsitutions, and explain the essential techniques of Thai cookery. More than 50 menus provide ideas for combining Thai dishes. Beautifully written, and complimented by superb photography, this book captures all aspects of this diverse culinary culture.
Funk: Third Ear: The Essential Listening Companion
- 370 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Celebrates funk music using biographies of such musicians as James Brown and George Clinton, and provides descriptions of the genre, historical perspectives, and the story behind the "death of funk" following the introduction of disco.
A celebratory look at how the groundbreaking disco hit changed the world and became "one of the most influential records ever made". (Financial Times)
Following the release of Gangs of New York, this is an updated edition of the study of America's foremost film director. It offers Martin Scorsese in his own words and is an insight into a body of work that is perhaps the most personal achievement in modern American cinema. číst celé
To Major Tom
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Since his angst ridden adolescent years in Colditz through to life as a greying father of two, Gary has been writing to his idol, David Bowie. Through 30 years of one-way correspondence we now look back over time, in which both men have overcome life's obstacles. From Ziggy Stardust to Glass Spiders and a nervous, naive teenager to unfulfilled adult. Through it all, Gary has shared his most intimate thoughts with his hero. Bowie's songs serve as succour, offering inspiration in his moments of bitterness, confusion and anxiety, and finally, liberation.


