122: My Occurrence With Shea Serrano

The Rap Yearbook is a book written by Shea Serrano that analyzes one important rap song from each year starting in 1979. The book breaks down the history, influence, and cultural impact of each selected track. With vibrant illustrations and insightful commentary, Serrano celebrates the evolution of rap music. The book provides a unique perspective on hip-hop's most significant moments and artists. Serrano's engaging writing style captures the essence of each song and its place in music history.

Basketball (and Other Things) explores NBA debates both serious and fantastical, such as the most important championship, the best Michael Jordan season, and rules for pickup games. Shea Serrano breaks down fan disputes with humor, tangents, and footnotes, accompanied by Arturo Torres' vibrant illustrations. Published in 2017, it's a must-have for basketball fans delving into the sport's myths, what-ifs, and legends.

Shea Serrano's Where Do You Think We Are? is a fan-minded collection of ten illustrated essays that examine the TV series Scrubs, blending personal recollection, episode analysis, and cultural appreciation. Self-published and illustrated by Arturo Torres, the book explores the show's emotional impact and distinctive balance of comedy and drama. Serrano writes from the perspective of a devoted viewer, unpacking standout episodes and character moments while connecting them to broader themes. The essays are concise but evocative, intended to prompt readers to rewatch episodes and notice previously overlooked details. The book circulates primarily through direct sales (sacredheartgang. com) and has resonated with Scrubs fans for its affectionate, insightful tone.

Movies (And Other Things) is a book filled with laugh-out-loud observations and hypothetical questions about cinema's most iconic films. It includes essays that delve into various genres and characters, often blending humor with insightful commentary. The book is illustrated by Arturo Torres, adding a visual layer to Serrano's engaging writing style.