Minneapolis's Cedar-Riverside neighborhood has a rich musical legacy, but that's only part of the story Jamie Schumacher tells in her new book 'Butterflies and Tall Bikes: West Bank Stories of Community, Creativity, and Change.'

The first publication to come out of a new Institute for Bob Dylan Studies, editor Sean Latham's new book brings a range of contributors' insights to bear on the endlessly fascinating artist.

'Billie Eilish,' a new book by Billie Eilish, is full of photos of Billie Eilish. If this book is for you, you know who you are.

'A Little Devil in America' continues the brilliant trajectory of Hanif Abdurraqib, one of today's essential voices in music writing.

The latest book in a fascinating series spotlights Solange, whose life and art have inspired so many - including author Stephanie Phillips, a musician herself.

Michelle Zauner, known to music fans for the indie pop she makes as Japanese Breakfast, is the author of a new memoir called "Crying in H Mart," in which she reflects on her relationship with her late mother. Jay Gabler connected with Zauner to talk about the book and how it relates to her career as a musician.

Meg Remy, the artist behind the acclaimed musical project U.S. Girls, is the author of a new memoir titled 'Begin By Telling.' Jay Gabler connected with Remy to talk about her powerful book and about what's next for U.S. Girls.

Brandi Carlile's new memoir 'Broken Horses' is a heartfelt, candid, rousing read.

Richard Thompson's 'Beeswing' is one of the most unassuming music memoirs you're likely to read: a gentle meditation on life in the London folk-rock scene (which he helped invent) in the late 1960s and early '70s.

Wisely, biographer Sandra B. Tooze doesn't try too hard to explain the genius of the Band's Levon Helm: she just lets the stories pile up like great performances.