Anne Margaret Daniel

The Finest Summersault,* Pablo Dylan's new EP, will be released on Jan. 25. The keenness of the concerns Dylan explores, the stories he tells and the way he tells them, and the heart in the cautions he seeks to give all work together to make this record feel

For decades, fans of Bob Dylan have known about "The Red Notebook," in which he drafted the songs for his 1975 album Blood On The Tracks.  Seventeen years ago, Marc Jacobson in Rolling Stonecalled The Red Notebook "the Maltese Falcon of Dylanology, the stuff dreams and nightmares

When I was a child, I was lucky to have parents who encouraged me to listen to all kinds of music, as they themselves had always done. There was a magical record shop called The Record Exchange in the one hip, cool part of Richmond, Virginia, the neighborhood dubbed The

This is the one you’ve been waiting for. Bob Dylan’s “Official Bootleg Series” began in 1991, with Volumes 1-3: Rare & Unreleased 1961-1991. However, Biograph (1985) always felt like the first official bootleg to me. These Dylan albums have the significant distinction of being the first compiled box

Paul Muldoon is a Pulitzer-Prize winning poet, formerly the Oxford Professor of Poetry, and also poetry editor of The New Yorker. Born in 1951 in Portadown, Northern Ireland, Muldoon lived for many years in Belfast, first as a student at Queen's University and then as a producer for

Bob Dylan's new show of writings and drawings, Mondo Scripto, opens Tuesday (Oct. 9) at the Halcyon Gallery in London. The show features handwritten lyrics from some of Dylan's best-known and best-loved songs coupled with drawings he has created to illustrate or accompany, or which are