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Mark Binelli

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Author of SCREAMIN' JAY HAWKINS' ALL-TIME GREATEST HITS and DETROIT CITY IS THE PLACE TO BE. Contributing writer, New York Times Magazine.
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From Infinite World: The Sound of the Hammond Organ and the Tragedy of AIDS in the Black Church

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By Nancy Isenberg, Eileen Cope, Mark Binelli
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Ashon Thomas Crawley. Norton, $35 (448p) ISBN 978-1-324-03699-9 Religious and African American studies scholar Crawley (The Lonely Letters) offers a devastatingly poignant exploration of the entangled histories of the Hammond organ and the AIDS pandemic.
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A Natural History of the Spirits: On Ecology, Belonging, and the Sublime

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By Nancy Isenberg, Eileen Cope, Mark Binelli
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Jori Lewis. New Press, $26.99 (192p) ISBN 978-1-62097-963-1 Journalist Lewis (Slaves For Peanuts), winner of the James Beard and Whiting awards, explores the politics of natural history in this profound essay collection.
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Can’t Get You Out of My Head: In Search of Kylie

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By Nancy Isenberg, Eileen Cope, Mark Binelli
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Michael Cragg. Faber & Faber, $30 (400p) ISBN 978-0-57139-276-6 Music journalist Cragg (Reach for the Stars) provides a rollicking and celebratory study of Australian pop star Kylie Minogue. Despite being “the first female artist to score a number one album in [each of] five consecutive decades,” Minogue has remained “a conundrum” for critics, the author writes, thanks in part to the essential “creative restlessness” that fuels her musical experimentation.
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