Celebrity

"Autobiography is unmistakably the work of the singer and lyricist of the still-beloved band The Smiths."

“. . . several degrees more substantial than the typical musician tell-all.”

“. . . diminishes rather than enhances Mr. Hamilton’s contentions.”

“. . . a dude’s guide to enlightenment . . . a lanky, loose-limbed labor of love . . .”

“Mr. Williams has crafted a one-person artistic conglomerate . . .”

“In a voice like none other. . . . perhaps the most ingratiatingly candid of the many celebrity memoirs.”

“. . . a new story in a canon that feels older than time itself.”

To start with a softball of a metaphor (apt because perhaps the high point of her career to date is the 1992 film A League of Their Own), when it comes to getting her points across in her

“Who Is that Man? is a superb dissection of one of the most enigmatic figures in modern music.”

“Adele: The Biography would fit perfectly in the waiting room at a doctor’s office . . .”

“interesting story . . . more than delivers.”

“Pretty heady stuff.”