As the introduction states “Green: A Field guide To Marijuana ($30) is a for a new generation of sophisticated pot smoker as well as the curious.” But it is also for those who love hyper-detailed photography of plant life. The photos are so beautiful, you’ll actually think you can smell the flowers. Green starts with a ‘Primer’ section that explores the complex culture around marijuana and the botany that makes it such a unique flower. In the ‘Buds’ section, you get descriptions of lineage, flavor, and mental or physical high for 170 strains. This will most likely be the go-to reference manual for marijuana in the future for recreational and medicinal users alike.
Once upon a time a caveman picked up a rock and proceeded to chuck it at someone or something. A History of Weapons ($14) began at that moment. John O’Bryan is a respected comedy writer and self described weapons nerd who relays to us through A History Of Weapons the often freaky highlights of the obsession […]