Jeff Rovin - Nonfiction Books

Nonfiction Books

  • Adventure Heroes: Legendary Characters from Odysseus to James Bond
  • Aliens, Robots, and Spaceships
  • The Book of Dinosaurs
  • The Book of Dumb Movie Blurbs
  • The Book of Movie Lists
  • The Book of TV Lists
  • Country Music Babylon
  • Did You Ever Wonder; Why Do Cowboys Wear High Heels?; Who Put Boys in Blue and Girls in Pink?; Are Bats Really Blind?
  • The Fabulous Fantasy Films
  • The Fantasy Almanac
  • Fascinating Facts from the Bible
  • From Jules Verne to Star Trek
  • From the Land Beyond Beyond
  • The Great Television Series
  • The Laserdisc Film Guide: Complete Ratings for the Best and Worst Movies Available on Disc
  • Laws of Order: A Book of Hierarchies, Rankings, Infrastructures, Measurements, and Sizes
  • Mars!
  • Movie Special Effects
  • Of Mice and Mickey
  • A Pictorial History of Science Fiction Films
  • The Second Book of Movie Lists
  • The Science Fiction Collector's Catalog
  • Simpson Fever!
  • The Spirits of America
  • Sports Babylon, (With Steve Burkow)
  • TV Babylon
  • TV Babylon 2
  • The Unbelievable Truth
  • What's the Difference?; A Compendium of Commonly Confused and Misused Words
  • The Encyclopedia of Monsters
  • The Encyclopedia of Superheroes
  • The Encyclopedia of Super Villains
  • The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Cartoon Animals

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