Hard-Core: Life Of My Own, out September 27 on Feral House, is Flanagan's chronicle of his evolution from a street kid and downtown punk scene regular to a full-on hardcore hero.
One chronicle of the evolution is housed at anomalies-unlimited.com (anomalies-unlimited.com/Jackson.html), a Web site devoted to scientific and cultural oddities ranging from "alien writing" ("The problem with translating 'alien' writing is that we can only decode it using our Earthly intelligence") to "strange patterns from ice" and foot binding.
No god but God by Reza Aslan In the third of our series of podcast interviews with the authors on the shortlist of this year's Guardian First Book Award, I spoke to Reza Aslan, author of No god but God, a chronicle of the "origins, evolution and future" of Islam.
Randall is the author of Where the Suckers Moon: An Advertising Story (Alfred A. Knopf, 1994), a critically-acclaimed chronicle of the birth, evolution, and death of a single advertising campaign.
Its packed displays — of movie posters, animation cels, action figures, board games, advertisements and more — chronicle the evolution of these characters, often reflecting the periods of American history from which they emerged.
The vast cave complex contains remains that not only indicate a nearly unbroken succession of human visits and occupations but also chronicle the evolution of stone tools until some 1,300 years ago.
New to the library this year is "Baseball's Greatest Hits," a selection of sheet music played at games that chronicle the evolution of the sport from pre-Civil War to today.
The institution, which bills itself as New York's first museum, was established in order to chronicle the evolution of a new state in a new nation.
Krondl's book attempts to chronicle the evolution of the sweet course by visiting six regions that roughly reflect sugarcane's spread across the world: India, the Middle East, Italy, France, Austria and the United States.
The pieces in the collection chronicle the evolution of music produced for vaudeville, musical theater, film, radio, and television and document the work of the prominent singers, composers, band leaders, and orchestras of the period.
