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Black Coffee Blues Series

This series delves into the dark and raw corners of the human psyche through a collection of texts encompassing dreams, short stories, and poems. The author explores personal demons and psychological struggles with unflinching honesty. It offers an intimate look into the life of an artist on the road, filled with introspection and self-imposed emotional walls.

Smile, You're Travelling
Black Coffee Blues - 2: Do I Come Here Often?
Black Coffee Blues

Recommended Reading Order

  1. Black Coffee Blues

    • 126 pages
    • 5 hours of reading

    "If I lose the light of the sun, I will write by candlelight, moonlight, no light, If I lose paper and ink, I will write in blood on forgotten walls. I will write always. I will capture nights all over the world and bring them to you." Henry Rollins, renowned spoken-word performer, musician, actor and author of several books, has a unique, hard-edged view of the world. This collection of writings from 1989 - 1991 is the classic Rollins book. From dramatic fiction shorts detailing stark, disturbing realities to gut-wrenching tour journals destroying all misconceptions of the glamour of fame and the music industry; from the challenging poetry to revealing dream sequences, Rollins' writing is unflinching in its honesty, uncompromising in its truth and irresistibly addictive.

    Black Coffee Blues1
    3.9

  2. Black Coffee Blues - 2: Do I Come Here Often?

    • 187 pages
    • 7 hours of reading

    Do I Come Here Often? includes interviews with Jerry Lee Lewis and Isaac Hayes, articles on Roky Erickson and David Lee Roth and Rollins' 1991Lollapalooza tour journals and features illustrations by Shannon Wheeler("Too Much Coffee Man").

    Black Coffee Blues - 2: Do I Come Here Often?2
    3.9

  3. Smile, You're Travelling

    • 256 pages
    • 9 hours of reading

    Using his trademark wit, insight and verve, icon Henry Rollins shares journals from his gruelling world tours of 1997 and 1998, as well as a record of the fulfilment of his longstanding dream to journey through Africa.

    Smile, You're Travelling3
    3.7