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<h2>OF PLACES AND SPACES. In a YouTube video covering the signing session of his book, rapper Pharrell Williams mentioned that, “I didn’t want to do a book that celebrated me; I wanted to do a book that celebrates my moment and enlightenment.”</h2>
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That is, if not noble, a sign of creative wisdom he possesses. Listing dreamy contributors such as Kanye West, Jay-Z, Nigo and the powerful bob, Anna Wintour, among plenty other brilliant minds in the industry, Pharrell: Places and Spaces I’ve Been (Rizzoli) should definitely occupy a decent spot in your bookcase. It jams together Pharrell’s notorious achievement in being cool music head with his story as contemporary culture pioneer, illustrated with lavish photographs and related documentation.
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MOD: A Very British Style (Bodley Head) creates a sort of memory lane while introducing modern-day fashion enthusiasts to the spreading influence of mod in the 1960s. The book, however, expands the exhilarating view of mod as cultural movement – from art, fashion and design to the issues of class, consumerism, race, etc.
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The master of fantasy of the twentieth century, Neil Gaiman once again takes a deep plunge into his imagination, putting words into a poignant novel that calls for both adult and child readers. Revolving around a boy whose life is filled with strangeness, The Ocean at the End of the Lane (William Morrow) presents childhood innocence that blends with supernatural charms and spooky myth.
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What actually happens if it is J.K. Rowling who experiments with different authorship? The Cuckoo’s Calling (Mulholland Books) has Rowling use the name Robert Galbraith in telling the story of a supermodel’s mysterious suicide. Despite the low initial reception, the book surged to the bestseller list soon after the real author was revealed.
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