1943-

Chronicles a desert trip to "mysterious Timbuktu" and then "beyond the beyond," to the distant salt mines of Taoudeni, one of the most remote locations on Earth. Raskin confronts danger and harsh elements, but is able to thoroughly immerse himself in the ancient and fascinating traditions of desert culture.

Text and photographs present an account of the life and career of Julio Iglesias who has been called the most popular singer in the world.

Keith Richards, musician and founding member of the Rolling Stones, describes his life, reputation, drug addictions, personal relationships, accomplishments, and more.

A documented book on a doctor in the Green Berets who was convicted of the slaying of his pregnant wife and two small daughters.

A biography of guitarist George Harrison, examining his life and career both before and after the Beatles, discussing his creative frustrations, marriages, drug habits, his dislike of stardom, his religious zeal, and other topics.