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- A groundbreaking book of practical philosophy, Quitting, for Losers, by Jim McLachlan
- Sitting, Standing, Lying Down, a reconsideration of modern American life, by Christopher Hopkins
Frederick Martens spent his life writing and arranging music and interviewing the most prominent symphonic masters of his time. His History of Music (written with Paul Landormy in 1927) is one of the touchstone books of twentieth century music scholarship, and his original publication of Violin Mastery in 1919 has given violinists everywhere an invaluable resource in the art and craft of symphonic and ensemble playing.
Novelist Mark Zero was born in Robinson, Illinois, and has lived in many places throughout the United States, as well as Costa Rica, France and both East and West Germany. He has been a magazine editor, gourmet ice cream manufacturer, funeral home attendant, German instructor, photographer, music agent, film archivist, farm laborer and patient care technician to the physically and mentally disabled. Click the button below to read an interview with him.
