books by Brooks Jackson (magazines kienholz finding)

books by Brooks Jackson

books:

Gwylio Adar

Gomer Press, 1997

unSpun: Finding Facts in a World of Disinformation

20 reviews
Brooks Jackson, Kathleen Hall Jamieson

Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2007

Un Spun- Finding Facts
I loved the Book! Great information for someone that wants to learn the political system. Since there is so much propaganda out there, this was a great book to understanding some of it. Short and to the point...not a big book...but long on fact finding.

Kienholz: A Retrospective

2 reviews
Rosetta Brooks, Monte Factor, ...

Thames & Hudson Ltd, 1996

Irreplaceable
I own about a thousand books,and I have been asked which one I value most,or would snatch up in a fire, on my way to safety. I would give up every book I own, if necessary, but would not relinquish this book under any imaginable circumstances.I traveled from Indiana to the Whitney for the Retrospective, and stayed all day. I purchased my copy before leaving. In our current climate,the ...

Cars I Could've, Should've, Kept: Memoir of a Life Restoring Classic Sports Cars
Jackson Brooks

McFarland & Company, 2007

A small business owner and lifelong lover of classic sports cars, Jackson Brooks began in the early 1960s to purchase, restore and enjoy a long succession of rare automotive beauties, many of which are million-dollar commodities in today's market. Not so much a collector as an enthusiast and entrepreneur, he recounts in this well-illustrated memoir how he found and selected the cars, some of which were on the verge of the scrap-heap, the process ...

Making Sense of Men's Magazines
Peter Jackson, Nick Stevenson, ...

Polity, 2001

The last decade has witnessed the phenomenal growth of the men's magazine market, raising important questions of a more general kind. What is the significance of the rise of men's lifestyle magazines for gender politics? Are we witnessing a backlash against feminism or are they merely harmless fun? Why did lsquo;new man' give way to the lsquo;new lad'? What political issues do these questions raise within the context of the information society? ...