Stephen R. Fox

Such a tremendously valuable collection that should set up your listening queue for the next few years.

A great reminder of how one person can change lives — both for the good and the bad — that will lead you down several additional rabbit holes.

A detailed look back by a remarkable artist who continues to educate and inspire.

Let this radicalize you.

(Bonus points: The audiobook gives you the thrill of also feeling the passion delivered by the author's voice.)

A sobering reminder of how history rhymes.

Gives you lots to follow-up on, even though it leans a bit too conspiratorial in places for me.

Meh. Finished it because it was fun, but I wish it was more imaginative with historical references.

A lovely ramble through a funny, complicated mind.

Remarkable and tragic and engrossing and enlightening.

A breathtaking (pun intended) page turner that propelled me to the end.

A riveting exploration of fictionalized identity and appropriation in the guise of a fast-paced thriller.

A surprising exploration of identity through the lens of perception, definition, and our ability to compartmentalize who and what we love.

This should be assigned homework for ever single person living in the United States.

Although some of this came off as a little too full of itself, it was an overall good reminder to be less precious about both what we create and the process with which we create it.

An intriguing exploration of identity through the lens of love.

Having everything collected in one tome is a bit overwhelming, as was living through it again. Recommended for the historical documentation, but not for your mental well-being.

As enraging as it is energizing, this should be mandatory reading for anyone creating for or working on today's digital distribution platforms.

As much a history lesson as it is a call-to-action.

Spectacular! Although some concepts remained over my head, this was as approachable as it was fun.

Immensely fascinating.

I checked this out of the library after reading her wonderful Twitter thread about her Dad. It's a thought-provoking, beautiful journey which has me thinking a lot about my relationship with my own daughter. “Until the future.”

Found some genuine insights about reasons, but I'm still skeptical about the narrator's motives, save for a cleansing of his own conscience.

You don't have to be a gamer to enjoy this exploration about how many ways, through friendship, romance, and collaboration, we can define and redefine “love”.

An enrapturing collection of stories set in a universe which is equal parts “The Twilight Zone” and “Space is the Place”.

A really powerful, first-person perspective on how to lead non-violent movements and how to gain allies.