New York Times bestseller Richard Buskin has, to date, written more than 20 non-fiction books.
Several of these, the co-authored memoirs of celebrities, sports personalities, business people
and political figures, highlight his ability as an interviewer to extract and exploit the very best
stories, as well as his expertise at capturing the voices of both men and women, be they
American, British, Australian, European, Latino or from the Middle East. This ensures
that those who know the authors instantly recognize them while those who don't feel
as if they do. Here are some samples of his published work...

	Inside Tracks: A First-Hand History of Popular Music from the World’s Greatest Record Producers and Engineers (1999) - See foreword by Brian Wilson
	Blonde Heat: The Sizzling Screen Career of Marilyn Monroe (2001) - See introductory chapter
	Sheryl Crow: No Fool to This Game (2002) - See reviews & introductory chapter
	Like a Lampshade in a Whorehouse: My Life in Comedy (with Phyllis Diller, 2005) - See part of first chapter, followed by reviews
	Dream in Color: How the Sánchez Sisters Are Making History in Congress (2008) - See foreword by Nancy Pelosi & first chapter
	Die Trying: One Man's Quest to Conquer the Seven Summits (2009) - See author's note & introductory chapter

RECENTLY PUBLISHED
- It's Not Really About the Hair
The autobiography of Tabatha Coffey, star of Bravo's
hit TV reality show Tabatha's Salon Takeover.
(HarperCollins, 2011)

- Whitney Houston: The Voice, The Music, The Inspiration
The memoir of Grammy Award-winning musician-producer
Narada Michael Walden, recounting how he helped create
many of the iconic singer's greatest hits.
(Insight Editions, 2012)

- Classic Tracks: The Stories Behind 68 Seminal Recordings
Richard Buskin's interviews with record producers, engineers,
and artists about many of the most famous and/or influential
recordings of the past 60 years.
(Sample Magic, 2012)