Biography, Autobiography & Memoir

“. . . Mr. Schwarzenegger certainly knows something about pleasing his audience.”

In his new memoir, Total Recall, Arnold Schwarzenegger writes:

“. . . thank Kurt Hollander for leading us through a city in which many would not have the heart, lungs, stomach, or street smarts to survive.”

“. . . a fantastically multidimensional Cezanne. . . . reads much like . . . one of Paul Cezanne’s paintings.”

“These stories vividly illuminate how New York is perhaps the most rewarding of places to succeed and the most unforgiving of places to suffer a reversal.”

“. . . both disturbing and enlightening.”

“Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story succeeds in offering the clearest glimpse yet of what it must have felt like to live in Wallace’s head . . .”

“. . . intense emotions . . . mental whiplash . . . a fantastic guide to recognizing the manipulative nature of addicts . . .”

“. . . the contents of these diaries do nothing to fill in gaps of knowledge about the man, his work, or his beliefs. A cypher he was. A cypher he remains.”

“Who Is that Man? is a superb dissection of one of the most enigmatic figures in modern music.”

“. . . a swift, unrelenting trip down a shocking rabbit hole of incredible and frightening reality.”

“Fire in the Belly is a book comprised of many dark days. . . . a traffic accident of a thing. Fascinating . . .”

“. . . the journey of a seeker touching well-laid stones.”