Mark Laita has put together a spectacular book of snake photography called Serpentine ($39). Serpentines photographs span the beautiful and the dangerous in a collage of color and danger. Accompanying the photographs is an essay written by William T. Vollmann. The snakes covered in the book include such beauties as the black mamba, pit viper and the candy-cane-striped albino Honduran milk snake. The images in Serpentine will, at the same time, haunt and amaze.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Ahh babies. Whether you are thinking about getting pregnant, have a little bundle of joy inside you right now or have already got one, there are so many things about babies that we still don’t know. Parenting is the hardest job is the world, and the only one that comes without any […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest There has never been a better time to be a beer drinker, but it also the most confusing time thanks to the dizzying array of beer we now have on draft. Beer expert Joshua M. Bernstein comes to our rescue with his great book The Complete Beer Course ($16), which demystifies brews […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Chad Berkey is the head barkeep at Aero club Bar in San Diego. The Aero boasts over 900 different kinds of whiskey so Chad’s experience runs deep. He is here to get your whiskey game in order with his newly released, The North American Whiskey Guide From Behind The Bar ($10). The […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The big wide world of beer and brewing is explored in an engaging, funny and downright delightful way in Beer Is Proof God Loves Us ($12). Charlie Bamforth is your guide, considered by many to be the #1 expert in the world on every aspect of beer. After they held a worldwide […]