This book was published in 2008, and the author died in 2011. However, the film "A Complete Unknown" has created a resurgence of interest in Bob Dylan and the 1960's Greenwich Village scene.

I could reduce this review to one sentence by writing, if you liked "A Complete Unknown", you will like this book.

Still reading? Then, let's start with who Suze Rotolo was. She was on the cover of Dylan's second album, "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan", and the songs "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" and "Ballad in Plain D" were written about her. However, the book doesn't have all that much to say about her relationship with Dylan, other than her mother didn't like him, and she broke up with him because she got fed up with the lying and cheating. However, Rotolo was a political activist, and was definitely an influence in the social conscience songs that Dylan was writing at the time.

My cover of a song by Robbie Robertson.

Videographer Angela Matthews was my house/cat sitter for the month of October, 2019. She made this great video.

I recorded and edited this. Includes Spanish subtitles/subtitulo en español.

A documentary film about Volcán de Pacaya and Volcán de Fuego, including video footage of the latter.

A recognition from the Western Canada Wilderness Committee for 18 years as a Director, at the Annual General Meeting on December 6, 2008. That's Mike Gildersleeve on the on the right. Photo by Paul Morgan.